Unit 8
Emotions
LEARNING OUTCOMES
LEARNING OUTCOMES
- Define emotions.
- Differentiate between emotions and mood.
- Describe the physiological, cognitive, and social theories of emotions.
- Identify characteristics of different types of emotion.
- Differentiate between various influences on emotional expression.
- Identify whether people are more or less likely to express certain types of emotions.
- Reappraise negative emotions.
- Describe methods for accepting responsibility for emotions.
- Identify emotional fallacies.
- Recall methods for choosing the best time and place to express emotions.
Table of contents
Table of contents
MODULE 1: Our Emotional Experiences
- What are Emotions?
- Structure of Emotions
- Three Views of Emotional Experience
MODULE 2: Influences on Emotional Expression
- Personality
- Biological
- Relational Partner
- Cultural Expectations
- Age
- Sex and Gender
- Technology
- Emotional Contagion
MODULE 3: Communication Skills and Emotion
- Identifying Emotions
- Identifying Emotional Fallacies
- Managing Emotions
- Accepting Responsibility for your Emotions
- Separating Emotions from Actions
- Choosing the Best Time and Place to Express Emotions
contributors
contributors
Angela Niedermyer & Rita Gomez