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- physical (the way your body responds when you experience an emotion),.
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- Study your anger: It’s hard to prevent something if you don’t know what causes it.
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The Components Of Our Emotions
Emotions are useful tools while taking a decision, when utilized in the right way. The three components of our emotional experience are:
- Physiological: our bodily changes like sweating, or an increase in heart rate.
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