Chapter 8
Specific emotions
theory
Specific emotions
theory
Emotions have always had to compete against each other.
T. ZELDIN, 1995
Emotions affect the whole person, and each emotion affects the person
differently.C. E. IZARD, 1991
| Introduction | 132 |
| Anger | 133 |
| Anxiety and fear | 135 |
| Happiness | 135 |
| Sadness | 137 |
| Disgust | 138 |
| Jealousy and envy | 139 |
| Grief | 141 |
| Love | 142 |
| Shame and other self-conscious, self-reflexive emotions. | 144 |
| Conclusions | 148 |
| Summary | 150 |
| A question of application | 150 |
| Further reading | 151 |
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Publication information:
Book title: The Psychology of Emotion: From Everyday Life to Theory.
Contributors: K. T. Strongman - Author.
Publisher: Wiley.
Place of publication: Hoboken, NJ.
Publication year: 2003.
Page number: 131.
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