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Anger
Anger can be positive, it can motivate you to find solution or help focus on your task.

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True questioning involves discovery. The task at hand should awaken curiosity and take the student on an adventure.

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Sadness is an essential emotion that allows us to express hurt, disappoint, or discouragement. It is a powerful emotion that is essential in our life in order to be

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FEAR

Fear helps serves as a moving tool. Fear hinders our progress, so learning how to overcome it helps us overcome obstacles. Fear also serves as a long problem solving tool. under fear, we feel powerless and our bodies control us. Our frontal cortex shuts down and our sympathetic nervous system becomes excited.

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Happiness

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Sadness
Sadness is important because it allows us to feel our emotions and to accept life as it is. It allows us to feel gratitude for happiness.

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contempt - the feeling that a person or a thing is beneath consideration, worthless, or deserving scorn. This emotion is significant because it teaches us that sometimes someone loses our trust.

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Sadness
Sorrow is something everyone feels at least once in their life, and it is essential to pouring out a lot of our pent-up feelings. No one can be happy all the time.

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Sadness

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Fear
Fear is important in our lives because it motivates us to overcome obstacles. Even though we know our limits and fears, we will still work harder to reach our goals.

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Anger- Anger plays an important role in life as it provides an adequate level of adrenaline or energy to defend oneself from danger, or to scare away 'predators' in the evolutionary perspective.

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Fear. When we are in fear, our sympathetic nervous system takes control of our bodies. Our heart rate increases, we sweat, and our fight or flight response is triggered too. All of this is due to a release of epinephrine. This emotion allows us to categorize what is dangerous and what is safe for our daily lives.

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Happiness

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Fear plays an important role in our lives by protecting us from potentially dangerous situations and by influencing our decision making. When the sympathetic nervous system is aroused, the flight or fight response impacts our decisions and keeps us cautious.

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Intense excitement is one significant emotion that motivates everyone to do something that we love.

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Fear-  It is healthy when it is appropriate to the situation and temporary. And it is also natural

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Happiness

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Anger can occur when we are frustrated for a variety of reasons, such as being wronged by someone else or taking a blow to our pride. Anger can affect our behavior by making it more violent or aggressive, and having other people angry at us can in turn make us more angry; thus, anger is often obtained because of our relationships/interactions with others. Anger also causes us to act differently than we regularly would.

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Happiness reminds us what we enjoy in life and can help us realize what we like doing and who we like to be with.

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Sadness is a very important emotion, and it is normal to be sad often times. Although feeling sad is not a pleasant emotion, since all we tend to think about all day is related to the subject that made us sad. However, sadness can often times help us become stronger, better, and even happier. This is because it is very crucial to release our sadness outwardly by crying, or by ranting to our loved ones; it ultimately helps us cleanse our minds and move forward.

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Happiness plays an important role in our lives by helping us become more compassionate and making us feel healthier both mentally and physically.

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Fear: People feel fearful when their are negative consequences apporacing then. People fear different things based on what they consider unpleasant to them.

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Fear can help us use our instinctive to protect us from something dangerous or from a pain or threat. It makes us human because everyone is scared of something. Specifically for me, I am scared of any insects.

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Fear is an important emotion because it helps us know when danger is near. It helps us survive because when we are faced with fear, we often use the fight or flight mechanism. It is also important during making significant decisions. It can control what we do as well.

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Disgust

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Surprise is an important aspect of our emotional life because humans tend to focus their attention on surprising events. It also acts as a facilitator of curiosity and learning. People react differently to surprising events because they develop different levels of unexpectedness depending on how they imagine an event unfolding, which could be influenced by various cultural or social norms.

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We get surprised when something we dont expect happens. It happens when an individual’s person’s normative schema are breached, infringed, or transgressed. Surprises divert our attention to a new stimulus. Surprises drive our daily routine and provide uncertainty as to what will happen next

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Sadness is often the emotion that often stays the longest. The factors that tell how long-lasting the emotion is the connection the emotion has to a life-event and how often the emotion is repeated due to other events.

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Often sadness is mistakenly confused with depression.Unlike depression, sadness is a natural part of life and is usually connected with certain experiences of pain or loss or even a meaningful moment of connection or joy that makes us value our lives. Sadness is a live emotion that can serve to remind us of what matters to us, what gives our life meaning

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Fear can be a powerful motivator, as it usually warns us of danger. People become desperate when they are scared and often act impulsively. In addition, when making important decisions people often choose out of fear.

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Happiness is defined as an emotional state of well being. It can be triggered by a variety of things and be shown in different ways, including enjoyment, positive excitement, etc. The triggers for happiness can be classified into natural triggers (social interaction and experiencing nature) and learned triggers (visiting a memorable place from your life). It plays in a positive role in our health, both mentally and physically.

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Most of fear occurs through past experiences. Which would make a conditioning of fear like in the little albert experience. Most of fear is inhibited culturally like the fear of terrorists,spiders,ghosts,deep water, enclosed spaces,etc

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Sadness comes when we have lost something of value. Although it tends to have a negative connotation, there are some benefits to being sad. It can help improve memory, judgment, motivation, and increase interactions, in some cases. In addition, without sadness, there is no happiness. It is through sadness that we understand the true value of happiness, joy, and love. Although it is highly associated with weakness, it shouldn't be. Many use sadness as motivation to foster great change.

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Fear is an important emotion because it keeps us safe and alert. it also shapes us into who we are by controlling whatwe are/aren't willing to do.

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Anger although may be percieved as mostly a negative emotion, it plays a significant role in expression. The emotion helps establish dominance and address issues that cannot be ignored anymore. Rather than being passive, anger is able to make people make decisions that they would not be able to if they were rational and calm. Anger can make logic and rationale less prominent but it may be a natural reaction in order to protect themselves from emotional, mental, or physical harm.

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Surprise is a response experienced by animals and human as a unexpected event. Surprise can occur in varying levels of intensity ranging from very surprised, which may induce the fight or flight response.

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Happiness occurs when we have an increased enjoyment of life. Happiness can occur in three forms: relationships, acts of kindness, and self-determined happiness. There are many studies that prove that people with more positive effect emotions experience more success in life in addition to more longevity. Contrary to popular belief, wealth does not equate to more happiness in a person's life. There may be correlations that tie the two together, but wealth is not the causation of happiness.

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We fear because it is a tool for us to help escape danger. It has kept us safe and it is part of our evolutionary survival mechanism. When we experience fear we are jolted with adrenalin and it causes us to react accordingly.

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Anger is an emotion commonly used against a person or a abstract thing. Anger's primary function is to release negative thoughts and even motivate you to accomplish something. Anger in itself evolved in order to stimulate aggression to ward off hostile animals and people.

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Contempt emotion
-Feeling moral superior to an offender
-Disapproving of another action
Benefits: serve as a reward for maintaining high stature

Distant Close
Powerful | Fear | Envy
Powerless | Contempt | Compassion

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Fear is a powerful human emotion that alerts us about danger. Fear makes us aware of adverse situations in our lives. Fear is essential to the survival of humans because it causes us to find a way around a way around the situation. Fear can restrict you from living life to the fullest. Fear is often caused by past experiences.

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Fear is the path to the dark side. Fear leads to anger. Anger leads to hate. Hate leads to suffering.
Fear of the unknown is a primary cause of

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Fear plays a vital role in our ability to make choices and survive. The fight or flight mechanism that controls fear alerts us to imminent danger, preparing our bodies to flee from forces that can be damaging or fatal. Fear acts as an effective motivator, pushing us to make actions quickly and often out of instinct.

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There are two types of anger. The first being destructive anger where it is born out of ignorance and exists for the sake of itself. The other is constructive anger where it is born out of an injustice or dissatisfaction and a will to make a change towards a positive. One cannot control whether one gets angry or not but one can try to control the result of one's anger.

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Happiness is not only important for our mental health but our physical health. People who reported feeling happiness more often as well feel more energized and less stressed. Some of the way we can make ourselves feel happier is by forming close relationships with other people and even regularly exercising can as well boost our moods. This ultimately will increase the release of serotonin in our brains and make us feel happy.

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Sadness is an emotion that may lead to negative events for an individual, such as depression, loneliness, and confusion. However, sadness can be beneficial because the emotion allows an individual to observe the actions of others more attentively and identify his/her personal problems. For example, sadness reduces other common judgmental biases, such as “the fundamental attribution error,” in which people attribute intentionality to others’ behavior while ignoring situational factors, and the “halo effect,” where judges tend to assume a person having some positive feature—such as a handsome face—is likely to have others, such as kindness or intelligence.

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Sadness is an emotional response to various negative experiences people face in life. Sadness can come from feelings of hopelessness, failure, grief, or disappointment. Sadness often serves as a coping mechanism, and allows people time to reflect on negative feelings and eventually overcome them with time.

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Fear is an emotion induced by perceived danger or threat which causes a change in behavior such as hiding, fleeing (fight or flight response), or freezing in a traumatic event. Fear in human beings may occur in response to a certain stimulus in a present or future situation.

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Happiness contributes to both our physical and emotional health. It's an emotion that most people strive to achieve because it has a significant effect on our daily lives. By being happy, we have the potential to change other lives as well.

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Fear makes us who we are because it keeps us aware and cautious. Fear can alert our body activating the sympathetic nervous system pumping adrenaline and glucose into the blood making us more fit to survive in certain situations. Fear is not only for survival but can imprint bad situations upon us or cause us to be nervous for a speech. this ia a cause for motivation and preparedness.

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Fear is the emotion given off when a person is faced with an event that they feel is dangerous. Fear gives people the need to be cautious and more alert when doing things. The feeling of fear is different for everyone. So some events that provoke fear in some won't in others. Fear can cause different reactions from fighting the fear or other times trying to avoid the feeling.

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Surprise occurs when a sudden, unexpected event occurs and takes our attention. When surprised a persons emotions are heightened. When a person is surprised they physically freeze for a fraction of a second, then their brain makes an attempt to figure out what is happening so they can deal with the situation.

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Fear is an emotion caused by danger and is an immediate response from a concern or threat. When people have fear they are concerned for the future of an unpleasant event or perceived loss of safety. Physiologically fear causes us to have heavy and rapid breathing, increased heart rate and blood pressure, sweating, or tightening of muscles. It makes us who we are because it makes us aware of our surroundings constantly and also is the factor that holds us back from a lot of things.

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Anger is a difficult emotion. It can lead to violent actions and hatred but the emotion itself is not solely responsible. Anger itself can actually motivate us to make changes in our lives. Not only does it motivate change but it can inspire independence or even dispel illusions. For example, if you become angry about something terrible your partner did in a relationship, the anger you feel toward them will motivate you to reevaluate the relationship and figure out what's best for yourself.

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Happiness is an emotional or mental state that we experience. It is characterized by positive feelings that range from overwhelming joy to contentment. It also influences a person's view of their own well being. Research has suggested that happiness is not correlated to how much material you own or even feeling good all the time. Rather, it is how satisfied you are with your own life and what you feel like on a day-by-day basis. Genetics play an important role on what our baseline happiness is and it does not change much. Happiness influences how we view ourselves and our current situations. It can influence our characteristics and how we interact with others.

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Happiness is a mental or emotional state of well-being defined by positive or pleasant emotions from contentment to intense joy. Happiness may also reflect judgement by a person about overall well being.

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The emotion of fear is vital to our lives. Fear of something gives one direction and purpose. For example, we fear that detrimental things might happen if we fail to do a particular action. As a result, we are led towards a direction that would ensure that fear does not turn to reality.

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Disgust is an important emotion because it helps us control and direct our behaviors by causing aversion to similar stimuli. This emotion causes us to avoid materials and objects detrimental to our health, such as avoiding animal and human waste and avoiding overripe and moldy foods, all of which can cause sickness or death

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Sadness plays a pivotal role in our lives by helping us appreciate the value of our other feelings, such as joy. Sadness is not about weakness. It is a tool we use to let others know that we need their support.

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Surprise is the neuropsychological equivalent of a pause button. It makes us stop what we're doing, hijacks our attention, and forces us to pay attention. It also intensifies our emotions by about 400 percent.

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Sometimes people feel disgust for certain things that others do, or the way they do things. Maybe it's not the actual people themselves, although it is easy to regard someone whose actions are largely revulsive as someone to dislike.

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Fear is a vital human emotion, that is important in order for us to function. Fear can keep us cautious and aware alerting our bodies of what is about to come. When we are in danger, we are in fear but also have courage, making decisions that we would usually not make. Humans have a flight or fight response associated with fear, which is a very important function for survival. Fear is also instructive, having the potential to be used to our benefit, we can change our mindset when we are in fear.

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Evolutionarily, we have the emotion of disgust to avoid infection or disease (like being disgusting in things like blood, gore, rotting, etc.). We feel this emotion to convey disinterest or rejection.  Culturally, Americans are more disgusted by the degradation of human rights, however the Japanese would be more disgusted by distraction from social integration. Our culture has a distinct effect on our feelings of disgust. Some people don't mind consuming insects, some even refer to it as a delicacy, however others gag at the thought. A closing of the nostrils, a raising of the upper lip, and sometimes a lowering of the lower lip are common in humans feeling “disgusted”.

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We simply need fear in order to function. Fear keeps us in caution and makes us always be aware of what we are doing. For example, if you accidentally hit the hot pan as it was on the stove, you would feel a significant pain and automatically develop a fear of doing that again. Therefore, the next time you are cooking on the stove, you would take great caution in doing so. Fear is also necessary to living because we need a little spice in our lives. Research conducted at Brown University states that people often develop fears at a younger age and they are often linked to them having more negative attitudes while growing up. Those with simple fears may exert their feelings on society or the bigger picture of things. Researchers found that people who had fears growing up tend to have a more negative view on politics and are typically more conservative than liberal.

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Happiness drives what people do everyday. In the end, everyone wants to be happy, and they want to have experienced happiness more than any other emotion throughout their life. People will work their butts off to try and guarantee happiness later in their life. Marriage, having kids, travelling, experiencing new things, and so much more are all for the sake of being happy. Some people even get hooked on drugs for an artificial happiness. In many cases, money can't buy happiness. Instead, working hard to get money and achieving your goals would bring happiness.

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Happy mental states may reflect judgements by a person about their overall well-being.

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Sadness can have multiple physiological effects on the body, such as headaches, achy joints, sore muscles, and a weak immune system.  Although sadness often feels extremely negative, it helps us survive. Studies have shown that being sad can improve memory, improve judgement, increase motivation, and sometimes improve interactions

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Most emotions come to us naturally, but the one that we try to avoid most of the time is sadness. It's one of the emotions that people just try to stuff down. But sadness can also inspire us to action. When people have a sad, difficult childhood, it can inspire them to take actions in the future to avoid it. It can inspire people. And sometimes, you just need to release your emotions and have a good cry. Studies show that sadness can actually make you more motivated, persuasive, and less gullible

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The emotion of sadness occurs when one is feeling loss, grief, disappointment, sorrow, etc. Sadness can result in a person becoming more quiet or even lethargic. Once sadness becomes extreme, it can be considered depression.

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Fear is an important emotion because it keeps us safe and alert. it also shapes the things we do and the people we associate with because we want to stay in a safe environment.  But often we fear situations that are far from life-or-death, and thus hang back for no good reason. Traumas or bad experiences can trigger a fear response within us that is hard to quell. Yet exposing ourselves to our personal demons is the best way to move past them.

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Sometimes, when it comes to self-control, the instinctive feeling of fear helps us make wise decisions.  Fear acts as an immediate emotional evaluation that is even more powerful than complex reasoning and logic, because the fear of consequences of our actions steer us into the right general direction by regulating irrational impulses. In the end, these workings contribute to form who we are. This is clearly evident in a case of a 24 year old woman Lucy, whose brain surgery consisted of getting parts of the amygdala removed. With the source of fear and threat detection removed, she started engaging in sexual activities in the hospital and the public, and gorging extreme amounts of food. The absence of the "checkmate" aspect of fear hence led her to make impulsive, irrational behaviors that could have easily been avoided.

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Fear is a natural response that happens when we are faced with adverse situations, big or small. Fear can last for a short time and then pass but it can also stay with us for a long time, affecting appetite, sleep and concentration. Fear can stop us from travelling, going to work or school, or even leaving the house. It prevents us from doing simple things and can impact our health. Fear can potentially lead to PTSD, anxiety, depression, or bad habits like alcoholism.

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Disgust occurs when we want to fill an avoidance to something. This often leads to social prejudice and OCD. Due to our society we have become quick to judge a character because we are trying to fill a void rather than being able to appreciate.

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Fear is a powerful and primitive human emotion. It alerts us to the presence of danger and was critical in keeping our ancestors alive. researchers find fear to be a vastly personal experience. Whereas some people become terrified watching a scary film, others may be more afraid to walk back to their cars in a dark parking lot after the movie ends.Fear is as basic a human process as breathing or digestion, yet science's ability to completely understand and describe it remains elusive. "That is the $64,000 question," Lewis says, noting that despite more than 100 studies into how the body reacts to fear, there still is no way to quantify fear itself.

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Surprise diverts our attention to a new stimulus and inspires us to look at a situation in a new way by forcing us into new situation. Without experiencing surprise, we are always conducting the same routine, taking the spark out of relationships with others. Not only that, but surprise drives the uncertainty that comes with daily life, leading to excitement if taken in the correct way.

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Being sad from time to time serves some kind of purpose in helping our species to survive.  Though happiness is still desirable in many situations, there are others in which a mild sad mood confers important advantages.

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Fear keeps people cautious and aware as they fear the consequences if they either let their guard down or slip up. It causes people to become more careful in what they do as fear drives them to want to avoid whatever consequence they are afraid of. This fear is likely caused by past experiences and the yearn to not go through past experiences that have pained a person, so they fear that past consequence as this fear influences their current behavior.

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Fear is an emotion shown when we realize we are walking down an unfamiliar street at night. It makes us more paranoid and alert of our surroundings. This emotion had been conditioned through our ancestors alive by making them cautious of predators after an attack. Therefore, we, too, are conditioned to fear things and this explains why people are scared of different things. A study by Joy Hirsch showed that when we see fearful expressions, we reflect the same emotions.

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Fear is an evolutionary mechanism to tell us what is a danger to us, urging us to find a way to survive, or curl into a ball and accept your fate. Fears often center around other emotions rather than physical dangers, but still physiologically reacts as if you were in harms way. Fear can inhibit you from living life fully, and is at times largely real. I.e. illness, war, strangers, emotional trauma.

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Surprise is the neuropsychological equivalent of a pause button. It makes us stop what we're doing, hijacks our attention, and forces us to pay attention. Every surprise, big or small, activates the brain's surprise sequence: freeze, find, shift, share. Surprise can release the emotion dopamine, which explains why people may get very excited when they are surprised with good news or a party.

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Research has shown that sadness can be an adaptive emotion with real benefits. Sadness is a live emotion that can serve to remind us of what matters to us, what gives our life meaning. Robert Firestone, has pointed out, “When we feel sadness, it centers us.” In general, when we recognize our emotions and allow ourselves to feel them in a healthy and safe capacity, we feel more grounded, more ourselves and even more resilient.

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Anger tells us we have a problem that ideally we should deal with when we are no longer angry. Sometimes we can’t postpone; we must deal with a provocation or interference without postponing the pursuit of our goal. Anger is not always destructive; it wouldn’t have been preserved over the course of the evolution of our species if it was inherently harmful to us.

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Fear is an unpleasant emotion caused by the belief that someone or something is dangerous, likely to cause pain, or a threat. Fear alerts us to threats by making us respond quickly. It also makes us more alert when we are learning and growing. In addition, fear holds a creative tension when we face an unsolved problems or a gap between where we are and where we want to be.