Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -A form of communication in which we disclose our emotional experiences. A) anger B) blended emotions C) catharsis D) chronic hostility E) deactivation F) emotion G) emotion management H) emotion-sharing I) emotional contagion J) emotional intelligence K) encounter avoidance L) encounter structuring M) feelings N) grief O) Jefferson strategy P) moods Q) neuroticism R) primary emotions S) reappraisal T) supportive communication U) suppression V) venting

Emotion-sharing is the act of communicating or disclosing one's emotional experiences to others, which aligns with the definition provided.

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -Short-term emotional reactions generating only limited arousal. A) anger B) blended emotions C) catharsis D) chronic hostility E) deactivation F) emotion G) emotion management H) emotion-sharing I) emotional contagion J) emotional intelligence K) encounter avoidance L) encounter structuring M) feelings N) grief O) Jefferson strategy P) moods Q) neuroticism R) primary emotions S) reappraisal T) supportive communication U) suppression V) venting

Feelings are short-term emotional reactions that generate only limited arousal.

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -Low-intensity states, not triggered by particular events, that last longer than feelings. A) anger B) blended emotions C) catharsis D) chronic hostility E) deactivation F) emotion G) emotion management H) emotion-sharing I) emotional contagion J) emotional intelligence K) encounter avoidance L) encounter structuring M) feelings N) grief O) Jefferson strategy P) moods Q) neuroticism R) primary emotions S) reappraisal T) supportive communication U) suppression V) venting

Moods are low-intensity states that are not triggered by particular events and last longer than feelings, distinguishing them from more intense, shorter-lived emotions or feelings.

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -The ability to interpret, manage, and communicate emotions effectively. A) anger B) blended emotions C) catharsis D) chronic hostility E) deactivation F) emotion G) emotion management H) emotion-sharing I) emotional contagion J) emotional intelligence K) encounter avoidance L) encounter structuring M) feelings N) grief O) Jefferson strategy P) moods Q) neuroticism R) primary emotions S) reappraisal T) supportive communication U) suppression V) venting

Emotional intelligence is the ability to understand, use, and manage your own emotions in positive ways to relieve stress, communicate effectively, empathize with others, overcome challenges, and defuse conflict.

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -Attempts to influence which emotions you feel and how and when you experience them. A) anger B) blended emotions C) catharsis D) chronic hostility E) deactivation F) emotion G) emotion management H) emotion-sharing I) emotional contagion J) emotional intelligence K) encounter avoidance L) encounter structuring M) feelings N) grief O) Jefferson strategy P) moods Q) neuroticism R) primary emotions S) reappraisal T) supportive communication U) suppression V) venting

Emotion management involves attempts to influence which emotions you feel, as well as how and when you experience and express these emotions.

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -Allowing emotions to dominate your thoughts and explosively expressing emotions. A) anger B) blended emotions C) catharsis D) chronic hostility E) deactivation F) emotion G) emotion management H) emotion-sharing I) emotional contagion J) emotional intelligence K) encounter avoidance L) encounter structuring M) feelings N) grief O) Jefferson strategy P) moods Q) neuroticism R) primary emotions S) reappraisal T) supportive communication U) suppression V) venting

Venting is the act of expressing emotions intensely, often allowing emotions to dominate thoughts and leading to explosive emotional expression.

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -The tendency to shy away from people, places, or activities that provoke unwanted emotions. A) anger B) blended emotions C) catharsis D) chronic hostility E) deactivation F) emotion G) emotion management H) emotion-sharing I) emotional contagion J) emotional intelligence K) encounter avoidance L) encounter structuring M) feelings N) grief O) Jefferson strategy P) moods Q) neuroticism R) primary emotions S) reappraisal T) supportive communication U) suppression V) venting

Encounter avoidance refers to the tendency to avoid people, places, or activities that might trigger unwanted emotions.

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -An intense sadness following a substantial loss. A) anger B) blended emotions C) catharsis D) chronic hostility E) deactivation F) emotion G) emotion management H) emotion-sharing I) emotional contagion J) emotional intelligence K) encounter avoidance L) encounter structuring M) feelings N) grief O) Jefferson strategy P) moods Q) neuroticism R) primary emotions S) reappraisal T) supportive communication U) suppression V) venting

Grief is the intense sadness that follows a substantial loss, such as the death of a loved one or the end of a significant relationship.

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -Intentional avoidance of specific topics that provoke unwanted emotions. A) anger B) blended emotions C) catharsis D) chronic hostility E) deactivation F) emotion G) emotion management H) emotion-sharing I) emotional contagion J) emotional intelligence K) encounter avoidance L) encounter structuring M) feelings N) grief O) Jefferson strategy P) moods Q) neuroticism R) primary emotions S) reappraisal T) supportive communication U) suppression V) venting

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Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -Emotions that involve unique and consistent behavioral displays across cultures. A) anger B) blended emotions C) catharsis D) chronic hostility E) deactivation F) emotion G) emotion management H) emotion-sharing I) emotional contagion J) emotional intelligence K) encounter avoidance L) encounter structuring M) feelings N) grief O) Jefferson strategy P) moods Q) neuroticism R) primary emotions S) reappraisal T) supportive communication U) suppression V) venting

Primary emotions are basic emotions that are universally recognized and expressed across cultures.

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -The process of systematically desensitizing oneself to emotional experiences. A) anger B) blended emotions C) catharsis D) chronic hostility E) deactivation F) emotion G) emotion management H) emotion-sharing I) emotional contagion J) emotional intelligence K) encounter avoidance L) encounter structuring M) feelings N) grief O) Jefferson strategy P) moods Q) neuroticism R) primary emotions S) reappraisal T) supportive communication U) suppression V) venting

Deactivation involves the process of systematically desensitizing oneself to emotional experiences, often as a coping or defense mechanism.

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -An active process of changing how you think about the meaning of emotional situations in order to alter their emotional impact. A) anger B) blended emotions C) catharsis D) chronic hostility E) deactivation F) emotion G) emotion management H) emotion-sharing I) emotional contagion J) emotional intelligence K) encounter avoidance L) encounter structuring M) feelings N) grief O) Jefferson strategy P) moods Q) neuroticism R) primary emotions S) reappraisal T) supportive communication U) suppression V) venting

Reappraisal involves changing how one thinks about a situation in order to modify its emotional impact, fitting the description provided.

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -An intense reaction to an event, involving interpretation, physiological arousal, and communication. A) anger B) blended emotions C) catharsis D) chronic hostility E) deactivation F) emotion G) emotion management H) emotion-sharing I) emotional contagion J) emotional intelligence K) encounter avoidance L) encounter structuring M) feelings N) grief O) Jefferson strategy P) moods Q) neuroticism R) primary emotions S) reappraisal T) supportive communication U) suppression V) venting

This description matches the concept of "emotion," which involves an individual's interpretation of an event, physiological arousal (such as increased heart rate or sweating), and the communication or expression of this state to others.

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -The tendency to think negative thoughts about oneself. A) anger B) blended emotions C) catharsis D) chronic hostility E) deactivation F) emotion G) emotion management H) emotion-sharing I) emotional contagion J) emotional intelligence K) encounter avoidance L) encounter structuring M) feelings N) grief O) Jefferson strategy P) moods Q) neuroticism R) primary emotions S) reappraisal T) supportive communication U) suppression V) venting

Neuroticism is a personality trait characterized by a tendency to experience negative emotions, including thoughts about oneself.

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -A negative primary emotion that occurs when you are interrupted or blocked from achieving your goal by the improper action of an external agent. A) anger B) blended emotions C) catharsis D) chronic hostility E) deactivation F) emotion G) emotion management H) emotion-sharing I) emotional contagion J) emotional intelligence K) encounter avoidance L) encounter structuring M) feelings N) grief O) Jefferson strategy P) moods Q) neuroticism R) primary emotions S) reappraisal T) supportive communication U) suppression V) venting

Anger is a primary emotion that arises when one's goal is obstructed by someone else's actions, fitting the description provided.

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -When emotion-sharing rapidly spreads an emotion from one person to another. A) anger B) blended emotions C) catharsis D) chronic hostility E) deactivation F) emotion G) emotion management H) emotion-sharing I) emotional contagion J) emotional intelligence K) encounter avoidance L) encounter structuring M) feelings N) grief O) Jefferson strategy P) moods Q) neuroticism R) primary emotions S) reappraisal T) supportive communication U) suppression V) venting

Emotional contagion is the phenomenon where emotions spread from one person to another, much like a virus, which matches the description given.

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -A near-constant state of arousal and negative thinking. A) anger B) blended emotions C) catharsis D) chronic hostility E) deactivation F) emotion G) emotion management H) emotion-sharing I) emotional contagion J) emotional intelligence K) encounter avoidance L) encounter structuring M) feelings N) grief O) Jefferson strategy P) moods Q) neuroticism R) primary emotions S) reappraisal T) supportive communication U) suppression V) venting

Chronic hostility refers to a near-constant state of arousal and negative thinking, often leading to health problems and difficulties in interpersonal relationships.

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -The purging of negative emotions by expressing them openly. A) anger B) blended emotions C) catharsis D) chronic hostility E) deactivation F) emotion G) emotion management H) emotion-sharing I) emotional contagion J) emotional intelligence K) encounter avoidance L) encounter structuring M) feelings N) grief O) Jefferson strategy P) moods Q) neuroticism R) primary emotions S) reappraisal T) supportive communication U) suppression V) venting

Catharsis refers to the process of releasing, and thereby providing relief from, strong or repressed emotions by expressing them openly.

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -The sharing of messages that express emotional support or offer personal assistance. A) anger B) blended emotions C) catharsis D) chronic hostility E) deactivation F) emotion G) emotion management H) emotion-sharing I) emotional contagion J) emotional intelligence K) encounter avoidance L) encounter structuring M) feelings N) grief O) Jefferson strategy P) moods Q) neuroticism R) primary emotions S) reappraisal T) supportive communication U) suppression V) venting

Supportive communication is the sharing of messages that express emotional support or offer personal assistance.

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -A simultaneous experience of two or more primary emotions. A) anger B) blended emotions C) catharsis D) chronic hostility E) deactivation F) emotion G) emotion management H) emotion-sharing I) emotional contagion J) emotional intelligence K) encounter avoidance L) encounter structuring M) feelings N) grief O) Jefferson strategy P) moods Q) neuroticism R) primary emotions S) reappraisal T) supportive communication U) suppression V) venting

Blended emotions refer to the experience of feeling two or more primary emotions at the same time, such as feeling both excitement and fear.

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