Question

Some emotional reactions include love.anger, and fear. Is those emotion justified? What assumptions underlie this emotion? What data convince you that you or others have been wrong?

Answer 1

EMOTIONAL REACTIONS:

           Results in our bodies to external or internal stimulies. Love, anger, and fear are some examples for emotional reactions.

LOVE:

            It is a highest form of positive feeling towards others. It will happen in between parents and children, boy and girl.

ANGER:

          It is a negative reaction to unwanted situations.

FEAR:

            It is a negative reaction to a unexpected situations

Is those emotions justified?

           No, we can’t justify those emotions because there is lot of factors will takes place in executing emotion. Justifying enables to conclusions . Conclusions causes generalizing. Generalizing is significantly wrong.

         We can’t justify emotions because before performing emotion everybody will perform cognitive process in their brains. In fraction of seconds he/she think about current situation. Egocentrism, social experiences, defence mechanism, subconscious mind, frustrations all will be activated in that cognitive process. So we can’t generalize the emotion by seeing out put.

What assumptions underlie this emotion?

1.Personal opinion on particular person

2.Need with pariticualr person

3.Current situation of him

4.Subconcious

5.Egocentrism

6.Defence mechanism

7.Past experiences

What data convince you that you or others have been wrong?

                                    Others will see and give conclusions based on their mental abilities.Some times these mental abilities not able to give judgement on others emotions. Everybody will have empathy (Emotional reactions to other emotions). By these empathy effect people can’t see objectively others emotions, results they will give wrong conclusions. Above discussed all factors like egocentrism,defence mechanism,subconscious etc.,,will participate in justifying others emotions.