Emotions

2. Predicting how you will feel in the future about some event or decision.
3. The interpretation an individual gives to a situation that gives rise to the experience of the emotion.
4. Forgetting how good our mind is at coping and bouncing back from negative events.
10. A brief, specific response that involves subjective feeling, physiological arousal, and behavior.
11. Trying to hide or push down outward signs of emotion without actually changing the feeling inside
13. The idea that emotions help us form and maintain social bonds and coordinate group behavior.

1. The proposal that positive emotions widen our attention and options, helping us build lasting resources.
5. The processes we use to influence which emotions we have, when we have them, and how we express them.
6. When judging an experience, paying attention to the peak and the ending but mostly ignoring how long it actually lasted.
7. An emotion that is especially common within a particular culture.
8. Allowing thoughts and feelings to be present without trying to fight, fix, or avoid them.
9. Changing how you think about a situation in order to change how you feel about it.
12. Focusing too much on one event and ignoring other things that will also influence your future feelings.