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  1. Hi, I told the emotions, because everyone experiences one every
  2. minute of every day.
  3. They're wide range of emotions.
  4. Each would make you feel different.
  5. They can range from happy to sad, too nervous to
  6. angry. And there is an emotion for every experience.
  7. I feel happy and sad every day.
  8. Some days I feel several different emotions.
  9. I think emotions or what you make.
  10. What makes your day.
  11. Your emotions sometimes change.
  12. Did your environment.
  13. Other people can change your emotions, too?
  14. Emotions and it moves are different, and they often they
  15. get mixed up.
  16. Motion is a mental state associate with the nervous system.
  17. It is brought on by chemical changes associated with thoughts,
  18. feelings, behavioral responses and a degree of pleasure in displeasure.
  19. Motion is your mind and body's way of reacting so
  20. that you that you feel good if you're meeting your
  21. goals and if you feel bad if you do not
  22. meet your goals, no one is fell.
  23. Emotions before 18 30.
  24. Instead, they felt other things.
  25. Passion, sit, accents of the soul, moral sentiments and explain,
  26. and they explained them differently than the motion to may
  27. see to understand today, motion to be short or long
  28. lived, shortest, like being temporary.
  29. Scared long is like losing a loved one.
  30. Moods last longer than emotions.
  31. There are basic emotions like happy, sad, angry, scared and
  32. excited. Some say that some emotions come from prolonged views
  33. of emotions.
  34. There are many evolutionary theories of emotion, perspectives of on
  35. emotions from from a village very theory or were initiated
  36. during the mid late 1960 with Charles Darwin's book The
  37. Expressions of Emotions in Man and Animals.
  38. Darwin argued that emotions served no evolution evolved purpose for
  39. humans neither in communication nor in aiding its arrival.
  40. He also pioneer various methods for studying nonverbal communication in
  41. expressions, which he later concluded.
  42. This some expressions the emotion.
  43. Take cross culture, university personality.
  44. Darwin also researched and detailed home locus emotions of animals.
  45. This but the way for animal research on emotions and
  46. eventually determined narrow underlining of emotions, a more contemporary view
  47. of emotional states that basic and social emotions evolved to
  48. motivate social behavior.
  49. Emotions are essential part of the decision making process.
  50. Emotions affect taking make a decision.
  51. Some emotions are developed of external factors and some are
  52. also to be genetic.
  53. Emotions can be affected by the situation you're in in
  54. the environment, you that is around you.
  55. You're always around people that bring on sad or angry
  56. emotions, and that's what you'll be sadder, angry.
  57. She always around people that make you happy and bring
  58. on happy emotions than you usually will be.
  59. Happy emotions could be genetic.
  60. It's stress runs in your family.
  61. Then you can get have stress or anger and usually
  62. passed through DNA.
  63. You have this dress fact.
  64. Furthermore, research in historical trauma suggests that some traumatic emotions
  65. could be passed on from parents to offspring to second,
  66. and even third generation presented examples of transgender general trauma.
  67. We have all experienced emotions.
  68. I've experienced emotions.
  69. I experienced emotions every day.
  70. Sometimes I experience sad and happy both in the same
  71. day. Some days I experienced several different emotions.
  72. I experienced happy when I had my Children and married
  73. my husband, Avery said.
  74. When I was molested as a child or we didn't
  75. have enough to eat and didn't know where we was
  76. going to live, motions can shape your life.
  77. They did mine motions and moods or two different experiences.
  78. Emotions respond to specific cause mood or without a specific
  79. cause. Moves have often last longer.
  80. Emotions are much shorter.
  81. If you can identify the reason you feel the way
  82. you feel, then you probably have any emotions.
  83. Emotions are social and cultural.
  84. Some people might feel disgust about something that it it's
  85. socially acceptable.
  86. Another cultures you were taught to feel one way about
  87. something in your culture or your society Culture and J
  88. J Geography can change your emotions.
  89. In conclusion, emotions are a wide range of feelings due
  90. to your environment.
  91. Pay attention to your thoughts in your environment.
  92. Emotions can sneak up on you.
  93. They could make you feel happy to sad.
  94. Nervous key.
  95. Scared motions have been around for several centuries, and scientists
  96. believe they can study them.