Essays About Emotions

‘What Goes Around Come Around’- Personally, l I believe this is true. The cliche, “What goes around, comes around,” is the American definition for Karma. Karma deals with causality. A specific action leads to a specific result. A positive act will lead to a positive result, hence, to the experience of positive events, may it […]

Introduction Definition of Teleserye Philippine drama, notably called teleserye and/or teledrama in television is a form of melodramatic serialized fiction produced and aired in thePhilippines. It rooted from two words “tele”, short for television, and “serye”, a Tagalog term for series Teleseryes share some characteristics and similar roots with soap operas and telenovelas,yet teleserye has […]

Kinds of Love Love is a deep sense of acceptance and commitment to some person, object or activity. There are different kinds of love including parental, love between friends, love of a child for his or her parents, patriotism or love of one’s homeland and romantic love. Once puberty has set in, the adolescent is […]

For many high school students, having a partner is near the top of their priority list, and some individuals may feel left out or even feel like failures if they’ve not dated someone by the end of high school. While in the short term having a boyfriend or girlfriend can make a high school student […]

The research focuses on exploring Emotional Intelligence in Early Childhood Education and highlighting its importance for the holistic development of children. The article begins with a brief introduction to Emotional Intelligence and then thoroughly investigates its significance in the context of Early Childhood Education. To summarize, Emotional Intelligence and Early Childhood Education are closely intertwined […]

Journal Six View In this activity, you will explore assertiveness. This powerful way of being creates great results, strengthens relationships, and builds self-esteem. Write three different responses to the instructor described in the following situation. Respond to the instructor by 1) PLACATING, 2) BLAMING, AND 3) LEVELING. Situation: You register for a course required in […]

Cognitive theories that focus on information processing have been the most influential theories of trauma in terms of generating testable hypotheses and directing current treatments (Salmon & Bryant, 2002). For this reason, we will attempt to critically evaluate this area of trauma theory with reference to other popular theories, the research evidence, clinical practice, and […]

The abstract examines the viewpoint of Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT) on human behavior. It suggests that humans have a desire for survival and happiness, but often hold illogical beliefs and engage in actions that hinder their goals. These irrational beliefs tend to be inflexible demands or expectations rather than realistic and adaptable desires. Such […]

The theoretical background of Effective Therapeutic Communication is the main focus of this study. Attitude, environment, socio-cultural and ethnic background, past experiences, knowledge, intersubjectivity, interpersonal relationships and perceptions are all conditions and principles that contribute to achieving, maintaining, and understanding this concept (Shives, 2008). It is worth noting that effective therapeutic communication is a learned […]

My Analysis on the characters of “Ordinary People” In the movie ordinary people our main character is Conrad Jarrett played by actor Timothy Hutton it is displayed that he is ultimately suffering from a case of post-traumatic stress disorder. Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder is a lasting consequence of traumatic ordeals that cause intense fear, helplessness, or […]

According to Ackerman, Beier, and Boyle (2005), general intelligence refers to the overall effectiveness of intellectual processes. It is widely accepted that individuals with higher intelligence are preferred in contemporary organizations due to their tendency for better task performance. This belief has been upheld for more than 90 years (Viswesvaran and Ones, 2002). Furthermore, general […]

Some animals are capable of having emotions and the mental ability to complete tasks as humans can. Rifkin emphasizes how animals should have better treatment due to the lack of compassion and acknowledgment among animals. He uses distinctive types of rhetorical techniques to persuade his audience to agree and feel his pain for these creatures. […]

Resilience is the capacity to maintain competent functioning in the face of major life stressors. (Kaplan, Turner, Norman, & Stillson, 1996, p. 158) George Vaillant (1993) defines resilience as the “self-righting tendencies” of the person, “both the capacity to be bent without breaking and the capacity, once bent, to spring back” (p. 248). (Goldstein, 1997, […]

Experiencing a phobia can result in various physical and emotional reactions. The heart rate increases, the throat feels constricted, and breathing becomes difficult. Sweaty palms and dizziness ensue, along with a strong urge to escape. However, there is uncertainty regarding the direction of this flight response… Phobias are characterized by an intense and irrational fear […]

The Woeful and Horrendously Sad Tale of Frankincense In Mary Shelley’s Frankincense, the true monster is questioned. Victor, the protagonist, creates a living being using body parts, which drastically alters his life. However, Victor’s creation does not turn out as he had envisioned, leading to his hatred towards it. In her horror novel, Shelley incorporates […]

These are names which provoke images to consumers. “Branding Your Business” by James Hammond, examines how brands are essential to the business of anyone who wants to gain a strong market share. It explores how brands make a grand mark in people’s minds and how to use those emotions to sell one’s product. James Hammond […]

The Worst Paradox In countless ways, experiencing trauma is a no-win situation; it is difficult if not impossible to benefit from such an experience. But how does trauma affect the current state of the victim? More importantly, how can we sympathize with victims of incomprehensible trauma? Leila Aimed, Beth Loafed, and Martha Stout with their […]

Emotional Intelligence (EI) refers to our ability to recognize, understand, and make decisions about our thoughts, emotions, and behaviors. It has an impact on how we interact with others and how self-aware we are. Furthermore, it affects our learning process, prioritization skills, and daily activities. Research has demonstrated that EI contributes up to 80% of […]

The attendees at the meeting came from diverse backgrounds and had different ages, recovery levels, and experiences. However, they all shared a common goal of achieving lifelong sobriety by acknowledging a higher power and relinquishing control over themselves. The program is intricate and requires time and guidance from sponsors who can provide support and advice […]

Passion vs. Reason Human emotions are one of the most powerful factors in the world. Whether it is love, lust, hate, or even greed, everyone is selfish and everyone bases their choices from their compelling emotions. A person’s emotions blind them from seeing the overall effect of their choices. This can be seen especially in […]

Crisis is a challenging event or perception that exceeds our ability to cope, impacting behavior, emotions, and thinking if not resolved. It can arise from insurmountable obstacles, lack of necessary skills, or disruptions in stress management. The crisis process involves four stages: initially adequate coping mechanisms are present; then disorientation and tension increase as the […]

Introduction: When we read books, we gain a variety of positive experiences by connecting them to our own lives and immersing ourselves in the emotions portrayed by the characters. Reading is a powerful activity that can capture our emotions and intellect, evoking various positive and negative experiences. It enables us to explore situations from different […]