Emotions Overlap and Mash Together
- Emotions occur along a gradient and are not sharply distinguishable or mutually exclusive.
- For a considerable period, common wisdom held that there are a base set of six "classic" emotions: happy, surprised, afraid, disgusted, angry, and sad. Other studies point out that there are only four basic emotions.
- Dissection and identification of emotions isn't possible as they are not crystallized to a single tone.
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