Emotions 1-21
19 entries in the Emotions compendium.
EmbarrassmentA self-conscious emotion tied to social discomfort and loss of honor.EmotionEmotions are complex states with no single agreed definition.Emotional contagionEmotional contagion is the spontaneous spread of emotions between individuals.EuphoriaA state of intense pleasure and well-being.FeelingA self-contained phenomenal experience, subjective and evaluative.Flow (psychology)Flow is complete absorption in an activity, altering time perception.FrustrationEmotional response to blocked goals, linked to anger and aggression.GratitudeGratitude is appreciation for kindness, studied across philosophy, religion, and psychologGuilt (emotion)A moral emotion prompting reparatory behavior and relationship restoration.HatredIntense negative emotional response toward people, things, or ideas.HopeHope is an optimistic expectation of desirable outcomes.Horror and terrorDistinction between dread anticipation and revulsion in fiction.HumiliationEmotion of status loss with profound psychological and social effects.HumilityHumility is having an accurate opinion of oneself, not low self-opinion.JealousyEmotion involving insecurity and fear over loss or threat.JoyJoy is a distinct state of intense, long-lasting contentment.KindnessBehavior of generosity and concern for others without expectation of reward.LonelinessLoneliness is social pain motivating connection, with chronic forms linked to health risksLustLust is intense desire improperly ordered against natural law.
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