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- 4. A state of concern, unease, or anxiety about something uncertain or potentially negative. When you are worried, you may have a furrowed brow, feel restless, or have trouble sleeping. It can be triggered by future uncertainties, problems, or potential dangers.
- 5. A feeling of anticipation, enthusiasm, or eagerness about something positive that is going to happen. When you are excited, you may feel energetic, have butterflies in your stomach, or have a big smile on your face. It can be triggered by upcoming events, surprises, or positive news.
- 6. A negative emotion characterized by feelings of unhappiness, sorrow, or disappointment. When you are sad, you may feel down, cry, or have a frown on your face. It can be triggered by loss, failure, or a negative event.
- 8. A state of anxiety or unease about an upcoming event, situation, or performance. When you are nervous, you may feel butterflies in your stomach, have sweaty palms, or have difficulty concentrating. It can be triggered by public speaking, exams, or new experiences.
- 11. A positive emotion characterized by feelings of joy, contentment, and satisfaction. When you are happy, you feel good and have a smile on your face. It can be triggered by something you enjoy or a positive experience.
- 12. A feeling of annoyance, dissatisfaction, or disappointment when faced with obstacles, difficulties, or un
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- 1. A feeling of astonishment or amazement caused by something unexpected or unusual. When you are surprised, you may have widened eyes, an open mouth, or an expressive facial expression. It can be triggered by surprises, unexpected events, or sudden changes.
- 2. A feeling of satisfaction, accomplishment, or self-worth. When you are proud, you feel good about something you have achieved or done well. It can be triggered by personal achievements, recognition, or overcoming challenges.
- 3. A feeling of tedium or lack of interest in your surroundings or activities. When you are bored, you may feel unengaged, restless, or have a lack of motivation. It can be triggered by monotonous tasks, lack of stimulation, or uninteresting situations.
- 7. A strong feeling of displeasure, frustration, or irritation. When you are angry, you may feel heated, have a scowl on your face, or have the urge to shout or express your frustration. It can be triggered by unfairness, disrespect, or frustration.
- 9. A feeling of fear or unease caused by a threat, danger, or uncertainty. When you are scared, you may feel your heart race, have sweaty palms, or feel the urge to run away or seek safety. It can be triggered by something frightening, unfamiliar, or threatening.
- 10. A state of being uncertain, puzzled, or lacking clarity or understanding. When you are confused, you may have a puzzled expression, furrowed brow, or ask questions to seek clarification. It can be triggered by complex information, conflicting ideas, or unclear instructions.
- 13. A feeling of timidity, self-consciousness, or unease in social situations or when interacting with others. When you are shy, you may feel the need to withdraw, speak softly, or avoid eye contact. It can be triggered by new people, unfamiliar environments, or a fear of judgment.