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    The document discusses various human emotions such as happiness, sadness, disappointment, anger, concern, fear, surprise, relaxation, and tiredness. It then provides discussion questions about emotions, how people experience and express emotions, dealing with emotions, reading other people's emotions, and emotional intelligence. The questions aim to understand individuals' emotional experiences and perspectives on different feelings.

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    Feelings

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    The document discusses various human emotions such as happiness, sadness, disappointment, anger, concern, fear, surprise, relaxation, and tiredness. It then provides discussion questions about emotions, how people experience and express emotions, dealing with emotions, reading other people's emotions, and emotional intelligence. The questions aim to understand individuals' emotional experiences and perspectives on different feelings.

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    The document discusses various human emotions such as happiness, sadness, disappointment, anger, concern, fear, surprise, relaxation, and tiredness. It then provides discussion questions about emotions, how people experience and express emotions, dealing with emotions, reading other people's emotions, and emotional intelligence. The questions aim to understand individuals' emotional experiences and perspectives on different feelings.

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    The document discusses various human emotions such as happiness, sadness, disappointment, anger, concern, fear, surprise, relaxation, and tiredness. It then provides discussion questions about emotions, how people experience and express emotions, dealing with emotions, reading other people's emotions, and emotional intelligence. The questions aim to understand individuals' emotional experiences and perspectives on different feelings.

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    How are they feeling?

    Are you a sensitive person?

    Happiness

    happy, glad, delighted, joyful, cheerful, content

    Sadness

    depressed, frustrated, melancholic, desolate, heartbroken

    Disappointment

    upset, disappointed, bored

    Anger

    irritated, angry, fuming, furious, outraged

    Concern

    concerned, worried, anxious, nervous, hesitant

    Fear

    scared, frightened, terrified


    Surprise

    surprised, amazed, stunned, shocked, puzzled

    Relax

    calm, serene, peaceful

    Tiredness

    tired, exhausted, knackered

    (It’s a great idea to use perfect modals to support why you


    believe they feel that way.
    “They may/might/could have been training very hard for
    that competition”)
    Discussion Questions:
    1. Are you a sensitive person? Are you more emotional or less emotional

    than other people? What makes you think so?

    2. Can you control your emotions well? How?

    3. When are emotions a problem?

    4. What is a crime of passion? Can you understand why feelings could

    cause someone to commit a crime?

    5. Are you generally a positive person or a negative person?

    6. Do you find it easy to explain your feelings to another person? If not,

    why is it difficult?

    7. What makes you feel very good?


    8. Is there a limit to how often we can feel good? In other words, if you

    feel good now, does that mean you will feel bad at some time later?

    9. Is sadness a bad feeling? Are there good types of sadness and bad

    types of sadness? Give an example if you can.

    10. What makes you feel sad?

    10. If you're feeling down, how can you make yourself feel better?

    11. What is the saddest movie, song, or story that you know?

    12. What makes you feel nervous? How can you calm your nerves?

    13. Are you excited about anything coming up in the near future?

    14. Have you felt satisfied recently? What made you feel that way?

    15. Do people know how you feel by looking at your face? Are you good at

    hiding your emotions?

    16. What is the best way to deal with feelings of anger?

    17. When do you feel most energised? What do you like to do with that

    energy?

    18. Which is more powerful between feelings of love and feelings of hate?

    19. Can you read another person's emotions? Can you easily tell how other

    people are feeling? How useful is this ability?

    20. What is emotional intelligence? How emotionally intelligent are you?

    21. Are women more emotional than men? Or is that just a stereotype?

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