precisely define what an emotion is difficult, partly because the factors involved in its very nature, are numerous: bodily, cognitive, social, cultural.
In scientific language the word emotion is used to refer to a state of considerable intensity but short duration, which is different from the mood or feeling, which instead are characterized by their lower intensity.
The primary emotions such as joy, fear, anger, live next to those which we define as social emotions in some way, for example, gratitude, shame, envy, contempt, guilt, compassion. In respect it is useful to uncover the types of emotions that you are aware, thanks to Robert Plutchik and Nico Frijda, which, based on the expressions of face and body signals, have come to identify eight basic emotions: approval, surprise, fear, sorrow, disgust, anger, expectation, joy. If we mix the basic emotions get other emotions. These emotions "secondary" express more clearly a certain state of mind. They require a cognitive component, or if you feel there is an ability to reflect on their emotions .
In scientific language the word emotion is used to refer to a state of considerable intensity but short duration, which is different from the mood or feeling, which instead are characterized by their lower intensity.
The primary emotions such as joy, fear, anger, live next to those which we define as social emotions in some way, for example, gratitude, shame, envy, contempt, guilt, compassion. In respect it is useful to uncover the types of emotions that you are aware, thanks to Robert Plutchik and Nico Frijda, which, based on the expressions of face and body signals, have come to identify eight basic emotions: approval, surprise, fear, sorrow, disgust, anger, expectation, joy. If we mix the basic emotions get other emotions. These emotions "secondary" express more clearly a certain state of mind. They require a cognitive component, or if you feel there is an ability to reflect on their emotions .
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