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state of mind |
The class StateOfMind is distinguished from its complement TraitAttribute by the fact that instances of the former are transient while instances of the latter are persistent features of a creature's behavioral/psychological make-up.
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subjective emotional feeling | Excluded the following subjective feelings which appear on the GRID questionnaire since they seem debatable to what extent they are really *feelings* and to what extent they are actually *evaluations* or other things: -- felt submissive/dominant -- felt powerless/powerful |
| Instances | anger | The state of being wrathful, irate or indignant. |
| | anticipative | |
| | anxiety | The state of being worried, troubled or uneasy. |
| | boredom | |
| | compassion | An emotion evoked for a person who is in distress. The conditions for compassion involve perceiving the other as in need, and valuing the other's welfare. Associated with altruistic motivation. [Source: OCEAS] |
| | concern | |
| | confusion | |
| | contempt | A negative emotion generally elicited by the negative evaluation of others and their actions. Usually elicited by violations of community codes. Closely related to anger and disgust. [Source: OCEAS] |
| | curiosity | |
| | despair | A negative, high intensity emotion characterised by loss of hope and loss of interest. Associated with action tendencies of harm to self or others. [Source: OCEAS] |
| | disappointment | Disappointment is a negative emotion which is triggered by the disconfirmation of the prospect of a desirable event. [Source: OCEAS] |
| | disgust | A negative emotion which guards the body against dangerous foods and microbial infections. The basic physiological disgust has also culturally evolved to incorporate moral disgust which protects the self from nonphysical threats such as moral violations. [Source: OCEAS] |
| | dubious | |
| | embarrassment | |
| | fear | An activated, aversive emotion that motivates attempts to cope with events that provide threats to the survival or well_being of organisms. Characterised by feelings of threat and impending doom, and by an urge to get out of the situation. [Source: OCEAS] |
| | grief | Grief is an intense negative emotion following a bereavement, i.e. the loss of a significant person through that person's death. [Source: OCEAS] |
| | guilt | A self_conscious emotion that occurs when a person brings about a negative outcome by acts of commission or omission. Associated wtih violations of internal or external moral standards. Closely related to embarrassment and shame. [Source: OCEAS] |
| | happiness | The state of being happy, experiencing pleasure, joy or contentment. Note that this Attribute covers both active enjoyment, as well as the emotional state of simply being free from anxiety or fear. |
| | hate | A strong, negatively valenced emotion directed against a whole person for who or what they are. Often directed at whole groups based on religion, ethnicity, or race. [Source: OCEAS] |
| | hope | |
| | inspiration (emotion) | |
| | interested | Interest is a positive emotion which motivates learning, exploration and curiosity. Feelings of interest are associated with the novelty and complexity of stimuli. [Source: OCEAS] |
| | irritation | An unpleasant emotion closely related to anger but lower in intensity and without the moral dimension of blame and seriousness that is implicated in anger. [Source: OCEAS] |
| | jealousy | A negative emotion aroused when a person feels threatened by a rival in his or her relationship with another individual, in particular an intimate partner. Involves feelings of threat, fear, suspicion, distrust, anxiety, anger, betrayal, and rejection. [Source: OCEAS] |
| | love | A strong emotion associated with feelings of desire, warmth and intimacy for another person. [Source: OCEAS] |
| | pleasure | A positively experienced emotion which is sought out (approached) and is associated with happiness, enjoyment, and satisfaction. [Source: OCEAS] |
| | pride | A positive emotion associated with the appraisal of one's positive social worth, a signal that one is likely to be socially accepted. [Source: OCEAS] |
| | sadness | A negative emotion felt when an event is appraised as unpleasant, obstructive to one's goals and concerns, and one feels unable to cope with it or modify it. [Source: OCEAS] |
| | shame | |
| | stress | A negative emotion in response to a stressful elicitor. May be acute or chronic. Associated with health implications, such as impaired resistance to infectious diseases. [Source: OCEAS] |
| | surprise | The EmotionalState that one experiences when something unexpected and of significance occurs. |
| | unhappiness | The state of being unhappy, experiencing pain, sorrow or unease. |
| | worry | |