Essays About Emotions

Question 1: Types of stressors experienced by the Philharmonic musicians. The Philharmonic musicians undergo physical stressors due to playing musical instruments and constant practice, which can lead to physical repetitive injuries and fatigue. Playing an instrument necessitates a blend of talent, training, and both physical and mental concentration. Being a professional musician necessitates extensive periods […]

While studies have examined the influence of romantic movies on the love lives of young couples, there has been scant attention paid to how jealousy is portrayed and its implications for real relationships. This paper aims to investigate this subject matter and its impact on viewers’ relationship dynamics. The impact of television, including movies and […]

Ablutophobia: It is a persistent and irrational fear of bathing, washing, or cleaning. The phobia is more common in women and children, especially with people who are extremely emotional. Acarophobia: It is an abnormal and exaggerated fear of mites, small insects, or worms that cause itching. Bacillophobia: It is an irrational and persistent fear of […]

According to Sternberg’s Theory of Love, love can be categorized into varying combinations or levels based on three components: intimacy, passion, and commitment. Intimacy involves displaying a level of understanding and concern for the other individual. In this component, the focus is on establishing a deeper connection through warm feelings of affection and mutual understanding. […]

In the poem, ‘An Absolutely Ordinary Rainbow’ by ‘Les Murray’ reflects upon a different type of society as feelings and emotions are kept secret. In the first stanza of the poem Murray uses imagery to paint a picture in the readers mind of a busy city coming to a halt, ‘Pitt Street is baked up […]

Ones emotional journey through an experience from a past historical event often shapes individuals into how they are in the future. The emotional impact of these events can be representing and recorded in various ways, such as within the Smithsonian website various pages highlight and allow for individual reflection of the 9/11 tragedy through the […]

“What is Motivated Reasoning, and What Are Its implication for Managing People? ” Motivated reasoning is a stubborn and highly subjective means of defending ones judgment. I would say this behaviour could potentially produce both positive and negative results in managing people, depending on the situation. For instance, in the Billy Bonzai case that we’ve […]

All art, whether it be sculptural, painting, drawing, photography, architectural, musical or literary, is made with intention. The artist themselves create their art with the intent purpose to evoke particular responses within their audiences. However, the idea that the artist’s intention automatically overrules and invalidates the viewer’s personal response is a topic that receives much […]

The essay is in the left column. In the right hand column there are short notes Indicating the various academic writing skills present In the essay. Essay I Comment I This essay examines the relationship between test anxiety In university students and their performance in examinations. Typically universities use examinations to test part or even […]

Initially, we focused on performing arts and produced four separate performances in dance, drama, and music. Our goal was to combine all three art forms into one performance. To achieve this objective, we analyzed the necessary skills for each form and conducted practical exercises to experiment with them. This process allowed us to use improvisation, […]

“We speak with our vocal organs, but we converse with the whole body” as said by Abercrombie (1988), suggesting that as well as language, communication between people also include gestures that we call non verbal communication(NVC), which reinforce or complete what we are saying. In different situations, the NVC of a person varies with different […]

Sports Psychology is the study of the psychological and mental factors that influence and are influenced by participation and performance in sport, exercise, and physical activity (Dr. Arvid J. Bloom at West Chester University). This is especially important for elite athletes, as mental preparation is capable of giving them the edge over physically equal opponents. […]

The Second World War was a terrible landmark in the history of mankind millions of people were killed and injured. Frightening atrocities revealed a part of the human nature never seen before. The classic clash of the good allies and the evil axis occurred on a scale and a way never seen before. No wonder […]

This passage is about Albion Gidley Singer who we see in the first paragraph as a loving , caring and responsible father. As we go further into the passage we see him changing for the worse and later he ends up raping his daughter out of frustration and also little bit of jealousy. The story […]

The process of pregnancy entails the division of a fertilized egg cell that gradually expands to the size of a pinhead within two or more days. Subsequently, the foetus evolves and enlarges, attaining 3-4cm after eight weeks while acquiring vital traits such as eyes, ears, mouth, arms and legs. The progression persists throughout the entire […]

There are a number of models for stress, but for assignment I will be discussing, the General Adaptation Syndrome (GAS) and Transactional Model of Stress. And evaluate the effectiveness of a variety of stress management techniques linked to these stress models. Stress management techniques were designed and developed on the belief that stress is not […]

‘One Art’ by Elizabeth Bishop is a poem of desperation and loss. She deals with the themes of reassurance of self, relationships and denial of emotions. The poem describes loss, not as a process, but as an art form that ‘isn’t hard to master’. She tries to convince herself that losing something is ‘no disaster’ […]

In the poems ‘Havisham’ and ‘Salome’ the characters have both experienced pain conflicted by love. Love has been a big part in both of these women’s lives as it has mentally scarred them and affects them in their future love lives. However both scarred, their lives are almost completely different Carol Ann Duffy makes the […]

The poem, ‘Valentine’, is a monologue by Carol Ann Duffy addressed to her lover. It is part of the set ‘Mean Time’ published in 1993. It explores an unorthodox and frank side of love and compares it to the frivolities of Valentines day. The poem is written in free verse and has no rhyme scheme. […]

We worked in a variety of groups to build the context of the drama through improvisation. The theme of the project was being trapped or alone in isolation and as students, we had to unravel the plot. We used skills such as monologues, freeze frames, flash-forwards and flashbacks, and non-naturalism to explore the background and […]

Psychologists and scientists recognize emotion as crucial for survival and growth, functioning as a form of communication, particularly during early childhood when language abilities are limited. A newborn’s cry of distress can indicate the necessity for assistance from a caregiver, while a baby’s smile can elicit love and care from those in their surroundings. The […]

My old baseball bat fell out of the cupboard I was cleaning and rolled to in front of my feet. I bent down and picked it up. It held so many happy, but also painful memories. My dad had given me it on my eleventh birthday, well it had been given to both me and […]