envy
philosophy of action
elevation
love (emotion)
euphoria
disgust
learned helplessness
depression
facial expression of emotion
distress
anxiety
stress and coping
affect heuristic
frustration (emotion)
hedonic treadmill
empathy
social psychology
affect infusion
anger
bereavement
awe
hostility
moral emotions
independence of positive and negative affect
personality assessment
suffering
romantic love
decision and commitment in love
laughter
psychache
gratitude
forgiveness
facial-feedback hypothesis
pleasure
intergroup emotions
mental development and functions
jealousy
concepts
affect-as-information
ambivalence
nonconscious emotion
visceral influences
mere exposure effect
hate
cognitive psychology
opponent process theory of emotions
boredom
intergroup anxiety
embarrassment
fear appeals
unrequited love
melancholia
expressed emotion
emotional contagion
affect
shame
Emotions define the way we respond to our social, built, or created environment and involve a way of understanding the world. Our understanding of emotion is gendered, and there are gendered emotional expectations. [Source: Encyclopedia of Motherhood; Emotions]
emotion
positive affect
happiness
broaden-and-build theory of positive affect
companionate love
surprise (emotion)
grief
buffering effects
arousal
guilt
apathy
regret
social anxiety
humour
loneliness
fear