Emotions
Emotions can be activated through external (being threatened) or internal causes (feeling depressed without a cause).
What are the main types of Emotions?
- Primary and universal (happiness, sadness, fear, anger, surprise, disgust)
- Secondary or social emotions (embarrassment, jealousy, guilt, pride)
What type of Intelligences are there?
According to the Theory of Howard Gardner there are 7 officially recognised types of intelligence:
- Verbal/ linguistic- good with words, and languages. Generally finds reading stories and writing easy.
- Logical/ mathematic - This area has to do with logic, abstractions, reasoning and numbers and critical thinking.
- Visual/ spacial- Good at visualising or artistic things, such as artists or architects
- Bodily/ kinaesthetic- Are learners through action and activity, generally good in sports or creative tasks.
- Auditory/ musical- This area has to do with sensitivity to sounds, rhythms,tones , and music. People with a high musical intelligence normally have good pitch and may even have absolute pitch, and are able to sing, play musical instruments, and compose music.
- Interpersonal communication - ability to evaluate moods and feelings of other people
- Intrapersonal communication - capacity to understand yourself
- "Naturalist intelligence - ability to associate yourself with nature"
What is Intuition?
Definition: Way of getting information without relying on reasoning.
- Core intuition- intuition about ourselves
- Subject specific intuitions - intuition of the educated mind on specific knowledge area
- Social intuitions - intuition about other people and how they feel.
Why are emotions difficult to classify and name?
- Because People may mean different things when they say or express a certain Idea such as "I like you" or "I hate you".
- Because emotions can experience a certain blending like colors where one thing could be classified as as a state of 2 blended.
- Further explanation of 2: If someone is jealous they feel love and hatred at the same time. Or a blend of the two, hence emotions are ambiguous .
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