What are feelings?
My mother explained to me that they are a response to our world around
us. I remember just being myself as a
child and gradually learning how to label my inner mental condition with my
external world. It was complex, and
sometimes confusing. I was an open happy child and that was helpful for my
exploration of feelings. There are so
many feelings and variations of the types feelings we have below. I still find it a complicated endeavor to
really be in touch with how I feel. My
‘Emotatude’ series strives to help us all paint pictures of how we
feel so our feelings can be understood more easily. The next time you wrestle with your
feelings think about which of the following categories your feelings fall
under. It can be a helpful exercise.
This list comes from the headings of the feelings list on the web page: www.psychpage.com/learning/library/assess/feelings.html
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OPEN
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HAPPY
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ALIVE
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GOOD
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LOVE
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INTERESTED
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POSITIVE
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STRONG
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ANGRY
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DEPRESSED
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CONFUSED
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HELPLESS
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INDIFFERENT
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AFRAID
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HURT
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SAD
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The scientific study of our Emotions is under way. Emotatudes can help you understand this, Is Emotatudology Real? What is an Emotatude? Promoting emotional agility is the aim of the Emotatude children’s book series. The science of Emotatudology is purely fictional, although many of the concepts proposed by the fictional character Dr. Kich are based on the science of emotion and recent discoveries by scientists, energy healers, psychologists, and psychiatrists.
Tuesday, July 14, 2015
What are feelings?
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