Plutchik's wheel of emotions outlines eight primary emotions - joy, trust, fear, surprise, sadness, disgust, anger, and anticipation - and eight advanced emotions derived from combinations of the primary emotions. The document also lists emotions grouped by Parrott and definitions of emotions in the Emotion Annotation and Representation Language. It provides an overview of different frameworks for categorizing human emotions.
Plutchik's wheel of emotions outlines eight primary emotions - joy, trust, fear, surprise, sadness, disgust, anger, and anticipation - and eight advanced emotions derived from combinations of the primary emotions. The document also lists emotions grouped by Parrott and definitions of emotions in the Emotion Annotation and Representation Language. It provides an overview of different frameworks for categorizing human emotions.
Plutchik's wheel of emotions outlines eight primary emotions - joy, trust, fear, surprise, sadness, disgust, anger, and anticipation - and eight advanced emotions derived from combinations of the primary emotions. The document also lists emotions grouped by Parrott and definitions of emotions in the Emotion Annotation and Representation Language. It provides an overview of different frameworks for categorizing human emotions.
Jump to: navigation, search This is a list of emotions. This article is incomplete and may require expansion or cleanup. Please help to improve the article, or discuss the issue on the talk page. (March 2010) Contents [hide] Plutchik!s "heel of emotions # $motions %y groups & 'n artificial languages o &. $()* + ,ee also - )eferences . $/ternal links [edit] Plutchik's wheel of emotions )o%ert Plutchik created a "heel of emotions in 012 "hich consisted of 1 %asic emotions and 1 advanced emotions each composed of # %asic ones. [] Basic emotion Basic opposite Joy Sadness Trust Disgust Fear Anger ,urprise Anticipation ,adness Joy 3isgust Trust (nger Fear (nticipation Surprise Advanced emotion Composed of Advanced opposite 4ptimism (nticipation 5 Joy Disappointment *ove Joy 5 Trust Remorse ,u%mission Trust 5 Fear Contempt ("e Fear 5 ,urprise Aggressieness 3isappointment ,urprise 5 ,adness !ptimism )emorse ,adness 5 3isgust "oe 6ontempt 3isgust 5 (nger Su#mission (ggressiveness (nger 5 (nticipation A$e [edit] !motions "y #roups 7ere is a categorised, tree structured list of emotions as descri%ed in Parrot 8#229. [#][&] Primary emotion $econdary emotion %ertiary emotions *ove A%%ection (doration, fondness, liking, attraction, caring, tenderness, compassion, sentimentality "ust&Se'ua( desire (rousal, desire, lust, passion, infatuation "onging *onging Joy Cheer%u(ness (musement, %liss, cheerfulness, gaiety, glee, :olliness, :oviality, :oy, delight, en:oyment, gladness, happiness, :u%ilation, elation, satisfaction, ecstasy, euphoria )est $nthusiasm, ;eal, ;est, e/citement, thrill, e/hilaration Contentment 6ontentment, pleasure *ride Pride, triumph !ptimism $agerness, hope, optimism +nthra((ment $nthrallment, rapture Re(ie% )elief ,urprise Surprise (ma;ement, surprise, astonishment (nger ,rritation (ggravation, irritation, agitation, annoyance, grouchiness, grumpiness, crosspatch +'asperation $/asperation, frustration Rage (nger, rage, outrage, fury, "rath, hostility, ferocity, %itterness, hate, scorn, spite, vengefulness, dislike, resentment Disgust 3isgust, revulsion, contempt, loathing +ny $nvy, :ealousy Torment Torment ,adness Su%%ering (gony, suffering, hurt, anguish Sadness 3epression, despair, hopelessness, gloom, glumness, sadness, unhappiness, grief, sorro", "oe, misery, melancholy Disappointment 3ismay, disappointment, displeasure Shame <uilt, shame, regret, remorse -eg(ect (lienation, isolation, neglect, loneliness, re:ection, homesickness, defeat, de:ection, insecurity, em%arrassment, humiliation, insult Sympathy Pity, sympathy Fear .orror (larm, shock, fear, fright, horror, terror, panic, hysteria, mortification -erousness (n/iety, nervousness, tenseness, uneasiness, apprehension, "orry, distress, dread [edit] &n artificial lan#ua#es [edit] !A'L The 7=>('?$ $motion (nnotation and )epresentation *anguage 8$()*9 classifies the follo"ing +1 emotions. [+] ?egative and forceful o (nger o (nnoyance o 6ontempt o 3isgust o 'rritation ?egative and not in control o (n/iety o $m%arrassment o Fear o 7elplessness o Po"erlessness o Worry ?egative thoughts o 3ou%t o $nvy o Frustration o <uilt o ,hame ?egative and passive o @oredom o 3espair o 3isappointment o 7urt o ,adness (gitation o ,tress o ,hock o Tension Positive and lively o (musement o 3elight o $lation o $/citement o 7appiness o Joy o Pleasure 6aring o (ffection o $mpathy o Friendliness o *ove Positive thoughts o 6ourage o 7ope o Pride o ,atisfaction o Trust Auiet positive o 6alm o 6ontent o )ela/ed o )elieved o ,erene )eactive o 'nterest o Politeness o ,urprised [edit] $ee also (ffect $motions $motional mood $motion and memory $mpathy [edit] 'eferences . ( Plutchik, ). BThe ?ature of $motionsB. http:CC""".fractal.orgC@e"ust;i:nsD @esturingsD>odelC?atureDofDemotions.htm. )etrieved #221D2-D21. #. ( 6hanging >inds: @asic emotions &. ( Parrott, W. 8#229, $motions in ,ocial Psychology, Psychology Press, Philadelphia. +. ( B7=>('?$ $motion (nnotation and )epresentation *anguageB. http:CCemotionD research.netCpro:ectsChumaineCearl. )etrieved June &2, #22.. [edit] !xternal links http:CC""".emotionalcompetency.comCrecogni;ing.htm That page presents lists from $kman, *a;arus, 4rtony et al., and <oleman. http:CC""".personalityresearch.orgC%asicemotions.html ( ta%le of %asic emotions according to a variety of authors. http:CC""".tai"as.netCemotions 6hart of # emotions 8"ith &3 characteristic9. http:CC""".derose.netCsteveCresourcesCemotion"ordsCe"ords.html (n organi;ed list of over 122 $nglish emotion "ords, maintained %y ,teven 3e)ose. v ) d ) e !motions *list+ [hide] !motions (doration ) (ffection ) (ggravation ) (gitation ) (gony ) (larm ) (lienation ) (ma;ement ) (musement ) (nger ) (nguish ) (nnoyance ) (n/iety ) (pprehension ) (rousal ) (ttraction ) @itterness ) 6aring ) 6heerfulness ) 6ompassion ) 6ontempt ) 6ontentment ) 3efeat ) 3e:ection ) 3elight ) 3epression ) 3esire ) 3espair ) 3isappointment ) 3isgust ) 3islike ) 3ismay ) 3ispleasure ) 3istress ) 3read ) $agerness ) $cstasy ) $lation ) $m%arrassment ) $n:oyment ) $nthrallment ) $nthusiasm ) $nvy ) $uphoria ) $/asperation ) $/citement ) $/hilaration ) Fear ) Ferocity ) Fondness ) Fright ) Frustration ) Fury ) <aiety ) <ladness ) <lee ) <loom ) <rief ) <rouchiness ) <uilt ) 7appiness ) 7atred ) 7omesickness ) 7ope ) 7opelessness ) 7orror ) 7ostility ) 7umiliation ) 7urt ) 7ysteria ) 'nfatuation ) 'nsecurity ) 'nsult ) 'rritation ) 'solation ) Jealousy ) Jolliness ) Joy ) Ju%ilation ) *iking ) *oathing ) *oneliness ) *onging ) *ove ) *ust ) >elancholy ) >isery ) >ortification ) ?eglect ) ?ervousness ) 4ptimism ) 4utrage ) Panic ) Passion ) Pity ) Pleasure ) Pride ) )age ) )apture ) )egret ) )e:ection ) )elief ) )emorse ) )esentment ) )evulsion ) ,adness ) ,atisfaction ) ,corn ) ,entimentality ) ,hame ) ,hock ) ,orro" ) ,pite 8sentiment9 ) ,uffering ) ,urprise ) ,ympathy ) Tenderness ) Tenseness ) Terror ) Thrill ) Torment ) =neasiness ) =nhappiness ) Eengefulness ) Woe ) Worry ) Wrath ) Feal ) Fest [sho"] ,orld views ,ource: Parrott, W. 8#229, $motions in ,ocial Psychology, Psychology Press, Philadelphia. )etrieved from Bhttp:CCen."ikipedia.orgC"ikiC*istGofGemotionsB 6ategories: $motions 7idden categories: (rticles to %e e/panded from >arch #22 Personal tools *og in C create account -amespaces (rticle 3iscussion .ariants .iews )ead $dit Eie" history Actions $earch Search -avi#ation >ain page 6ontents Featured content 6urrent events )andom article 3onate to Wikipedia &nteraction 7elp (%out Wikipedia 6ommunity portal )ecent changes 6ontact Wikipedia %ool"ox What links here )elated changes =pload file ,pecial pages Permanent link 6ite this page Print/export 6reate a %ook 3o"nload as P3F Printa%le version Lan#ua#es HIJKLMN OPQRS ?ederlands
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