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Universal emotions which are usually said to comprise:

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Universal emotions which are usually said to comprise:

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happiness
sadness
fear
anger
surprise
disgust

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Complex emotions which can be thought of as mixtures of primary emotions. These are:

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Complex emotions which can be thought of as mixtures of primary emotions. These are:

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admiration
anxiety
awe
despair
embarrassment
envy
gratitude
guilt
jealousy
pity
pride
regret
shame
others...

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"Emotions are essentially physical in nature, and bodily changes come before, and cause, emotional changes"

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"Emotions are essentially physical in nature, and bodily changes come before, and cause, emotional changes"

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the tendency for emotions such as anger or fear to spread quickly through a group of people

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What role, if any, do the emotions play in the pursuit of mathematical knowledge?

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Do the arts provoke emotions or purge them?

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the claim that it takes at least ten years, or 10,000 hours, to achieve greatness in any field of endeavour

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Our perception of things can be distorted by strong emotions

NEGATIVITY BIAS
the bias that leads us to focus more on negative things than positive things

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highly charged language which is designed to arouse people's emotions

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Our emotions evolved in part to help us to cope with threats which existed in our past environment.

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We are more frightened of unfamiliar risk, such as terrorism or radioactive waste than everyday hazards such as sunbathing or catching influenza.

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We usually fear things less when we feel that we are in control.

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We tend to have a greater fear of immediate, abrupt threats than of more distant, gradual ones.

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Salience refers to the extent to which a risk sticks in your mind and is easy to recall

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a philosophy of life which advocates the control and subjugation of one's amotions.

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a state of mind advocated by Stoic philosophers which literally means 'without passion'.

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A rational emotions, we might say, is appropriate and proportionate.

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A rational emotions, we might say, is appropriate and proportionate.

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An emotion is appropriate if it is sensitive to the real nature of the situation.

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Not only should our emotions be appropriate, we should also have them to the right degree.

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Is ethics more a matter of the heart than the head?

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Emotions can distort perception as often as then can illuminate it.

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Our unreflective emotions are typically concerned with things that are beneficial or harmful to us.

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Our emotions are not entirely self-centred and we sometimes feel pity for the plight of others.

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the fallacious assumption that because something is natural it is therefore good

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the ability to read and control or influence one's own and other people's emotions.

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Why is it difficult to imagine and predict our own emotional behaviour?