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EMOTIONS - Coggle Diagram

- - - - responses within the body are responsible for emotions
    - - purpose that activity within the brain leads to emotional response
    - - argue that thoughts and other mental activity play an essential role in forming emotions
- - - - expressed through
        
        facial expressions (widened eyes and pulling chin back)
        
        body language (hide and flee from area)
        
        physiological reaction (rapid breathing and heartbeat)
    - - expressed through
        
        facial expressions (smiling)
        
        body language (relaxed stance)
        
        tone of voice (upbeat, pleasant way of speaking)
    - - expressed through
        
        crying, dampened mood, quietness, and withdrawal from others
    - - expressed through
        
        body language (turning away from the object of disgust)
        
        physical reactions (vomiting)
        
        facial reactions (wrinkling the nose and curling the upper lip)
    - - expressed through
        
        facial expression (frowning or glaring)
        
        body language (taking a strong stance or turning away)
        
        tone of voice (speaking gruffly or yelling)
        
        agressive bahaviours (hitting, kicking, throwing objects)
    - - expressed through
        
        facial expressions (racing brows, widening eyes, opening mouth)
        
        physical responses (jumping back)
        
        verbal reactions (yelling, screaming or gasping)
- - - - emotion = subjective
      - emotion is not always pure it can be mixed
    - - the autonomic nervous system controls involuntary responses (blood flow, digestion)
      - the sympathetic nervous system responds to a threat preparing the body to flee or to face the threat
      - early psychology of emotion tended to focus os autonomic responses
      - recent studies target the role of the brain in emotions
    - - the actual expression of emotion
      - our ability to accurately understand these emotions is tied to the emotional intelligence
      - these expressions play a major role in our overall body language