As the three children approached the house that everyone claimed was haunted,Yvette was apprehensive,Mackenzie was afraid,and Jayme was terrified.What would Robert Plutchik suggest about the experience of the three children

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Robert Plutchik's theory suggests that there are primary emotions that vary in intensity. In this scenario, apprehension, fear, and terror can be seen as different intensities of the same primary emotion (fear), rather than unique emotions or secondary emotions.

As the Three Children Approached the House That Everyone Claimed