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Question Answered step-by-step Choose one day to talk about your emotions.For that day, you are to… Choose one day to talk about your emotions. For that day, you are to identify and explain 3 different emotions.  please consult the ‘Wheel of Emotions,’ below. , you may only select emotions from the second and outer layer of the circle to include in your journal entries and not using these six universal emotions: sad, disgust, happy, anger, surprise & fear.Image transcription textENRAGED FURIOUS PROVOKED HOSTILE VIOLATED INFURIATED RESENTFUL IRRITATED WITHDRAWNJEALOUS INSECURE SUSPICIOUS SKEPTICAL DEVASTATED SARCASTIC EMBARRASSED RIDICULEDJUDGMENTAL DISRESPECTED LOATHING ALIENATED REPUGNANT MAD AGGRESSIVE HAT… Show more… Show more Journal entry include: A date to indicate the day you are writing aboutDescriptions of 3 different emotionsFor each emotion, refer to  2 of these: physiological factors, nonverbal reactions, cognitive interpretations and verbal expressions. Include (who/what/where/when/how).. Point distribution for journal entry: – Emotion name – At least two of these per emotion: physiological factors, nonverbal reactions, cognitive interpretations and verbal expressions – Contextual details   Arts & Humanities Philosophy COM ST 35 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)

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