https://padlet.com/janetturiol519/ejdzef5k0uscxr1x Follow the clues and write down the letter in bold from each right place you visited in order to discover the first emotion we will cover. The adventure starts in Europe. en-us 2023-01-19 10:46:32 UTC 2025-09-28 09:00:31 UTC hello@padlet.com https://media4.giphy.com/media/ElLpPmZfIr2JDV13j1/giphy.gif janetturiol519 https://padlet.com/janetturiol519/ejdzef5k0uscxr1x/wish/2449621452 Welcome to the land of individualistic cultures. This means that both European and American people base their emotional expression on their individual perspective of the world.

In order to discover where collectivistic cultures exist, you must travel East.]]> 2023-01-19 10:53:41 UTC https://padlet.com/janetturiol519/ejdzef5k0uscxr1x/wish/2449621452 iyshukurov https://padlet.com/janetturiol519/ejdzef5k0uscxr1x/wish/2449705811 Congratulations, you've arrived to Asia, a place where there are many examples of colectivism. Russia is one example, but there are more like China o Japan. People with colectivist culture believe emotions exist within the environment, between individuals and are believed to be less likely to express emotions, in fear of upsetting social harmony.
If you want to know about an interesting fact might want to visit the Land of the Rising Sun. ]]> 2023-01-19 12:25:06 UTC https://padlet.com/janetturiol519/ejdzef5k0uscxr1x/wish/2449705811 janetturiol519 https://padlet.com/janetturiol519/ejdzef5k0uscxr1x/wish/2449705865 Very good! Japanese people are thought to be correct and cold, but this is because they do not express their emotions during regular working days so that social harmony does not get unstable.

Are you wondering about if it's the same in China? You should move there.]]> 2023-01-19 12:25:10 UTC https://padlet.com/janetturiol519/ejdzef5k0uscxr1x/wish/2449705865 janetturiol519 https://padlet.com/janetturiol519/ejdzef5k0uscxr1x/wish/2449711885 China is also part of the collectivistic cultures. In this country, it is not condoned to express too much enthusiasm, especially in front of a boss (or someone who is considered to be superior) because it is seen as a showing off.

In order to find out the next fact, you ought to travel back to Europe and land in an English-speaking country.]]> 2023-01-19 12:31:54 UTC https://padlet.com/janetturiol519/ejdzef5k0uscxr1x/wish/2449711885 iyshukurov https://padlet.com/janetturiol519/ejdzef5k0uscxr1x/wish/2449719848 That's it, you've arrived to the United Kingdom. Here the individualist culture tends to understate one's achievements. For example, something like a job in class or at work that was great, could be characterised as "not bad", whereas in other places you would get a "great". If you want to know where you can receive a nicer comment like "good job" you may want to go to live the American dream...]]> 2023-01-19 12:40:20 UTC https://padlet.com/janetturiol519/ejdzef5k0uscxr1x/wish/2449719848 janetturiol519 https://padlet.com/janetturiol519/ejdzef5k0uscxr1x/wish/2449724510 Nice!! The previous linguistic fact is known as a Display Rule in Emotional Psychology. Another interesting difference between the USA and the UK is that in the States holding one's middle and index fingers up makes the peace sign, while in UK and Australia it is a sign of disrespect.

Would you like to know more about display rules? Then, you must travel North.]]> 2023-01-19 12:44:52 UTC https://padlet.com/janetturiol519/ejdzef5k0uscxr1x/wish/2449724510 iyshukurov https://padlet.com/janetturiol519/ejdzef5k0uscxr1x/wish/2449732553 Yep, this is North. Well, it is actually Canada and the fun fact about Display Rules in this country is that here it is considered as a sign of disgust or disapproval sticking out one's tongue. However, there is a place in the world where this same sign means something completely different...If you want to find out where, you can go to the highest peak on Earth.]]> 2023-01-19 12:51:40 UTC https://padlet.com/janetturiol519/ejdzef5k0uscxr1x/wish/2449732553 janetturiol519 https://padlet.com/janetturiol519/ejdzef5k0uscxr1x/wish/2449733065 Congrats, you are on the top of the world!!! (quite literally) In Tibet, sticking out one's tongue is a sign of respect when greeting someone.

As you proved, emotions are present around the world, but culture is crucial to understand them all. One of the biggest challenge across cultures is translation. There is a country in which the word "sadness" does not exist, if you want to find out where, you might travel to the French Polynesia.]]> 2023-01-19 12:51:58 UTC https://padlet.com/janetturiol519/ejdzef5k0uscxr1x/wish/2449733065 janetturiol519 https://padlet.com/janetturiol519/ejdzef5k0uscxr1x/wish/2449737060 Very good, you are reaching the finish line!!

Tahitians act in a sad way by exhibiting loss of appetite, inactivity and sad expressions, but they do not have an exact word to describe this emotion. Instead, they link this feeling with sickness.

If you want come back to Barcelona, you have to say the secret word :)]]> 2023-01-19 12:55:33 UTC https://padlet.com/janetturiol519/ejdzef5k0uscxr1x/wish/2449737060 iyshukurov https://padlet.com/janetturiol519/ejdzef5k0uscxr1x/wish/2449744959 Remember, emotions are not easy when crossing cultures. You should pay attention to and understand the language of emotions, and if you do so, you’ll feel fulfilled and proud of yourself — even if you don’t show it.]]> 2023-01-19 13:01:46 UTC https://padlet.com/janetturiol519/ejdzef5k0uscxr1x/wish/2449744959