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    The document presents a vocabulary of emotions organized into categories of primary emotions such as happy, caring, excited, sad, fearful, angry, embarrassed, inadequate, and averse. Within each category, the intensity of the emotion increases moving down the list. It provides examples of emotions from pleased to thrilled for the happy category and from down to grieving for the sad category. The document was adapted from other sources and includes links to learn more about basic categories of emotion.

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    The document presents a vocabulary of emotions organized into categories of primary emotions such as happy, caring, excited, sad, fearful, angry, embarrassed, inadequate, and averse. Within each category, the intensity of the emotion increases moving down the list. It provides examples of emotions from pleased to thrilled for the happy category and from down to grieving for the sad category. The document was adapted from other sources and includes links to learn more about basic categories of emotion.

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    Vocabulary of Emotions (www.edbatista.com/files/vocabulary-of-emotions.

    pdf)
     Each heading describes a category of primary emotions.
     Below each category heading, the intensity of the emotion increases as you go down the list.

    HAPPY CARING EXCITED


    Pleased Warm Interested
    Glad Tender Engaged
    Contented Touched Eager
    Fulfilled Empathetic Stimulated
    Joyful Intimate Energetic
    Thrilled Loving Ecstatic

    SAD FEARFUL ANGRY


    Down Tense Irritated
    Disappointed Nervous Resentful
    Dejected Anxious Upset
    Hopeless Frightened Mad
    Miserable Panicked Furious
    Grieving Terrified Enraged

    EMBARRASSED INADEQUATE AVERSE


    Regretful Ineffective Disinterested
    Exposed Lacking Disdainful
    Guilty Weak Loathing
    Ashamed Defeated Repugnant
    Humiliated Overwhelmed Contemptuous
    Disgraced Worthless Disgusted

    Credits/Learn More
     Adapted by Ed Batista from a version developed by David Bradford, Mary Ann Huckabay and
    Carole Robin of the Stanford Graduate School of Business.
     To learn more about the basic categories of emotion:
     Joseph LeDoux, The Emotional Brain, Chapter 5, http://j.mp/ledoux5
     Paul Ekman, An Argument for Basic Emotions, http://j.mp/ekman92
     Ed Batista, Perception and Understanding, http://j.mp/batista-2012-06-25
     http://changingminds.org/explanations/emotions/basic%20emotions.htm

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