What are the feelings, sensations and emotions of a person? It is to this issue that we decided to devote today's article. Indeed, without these components, we would not be people, but machines that do not live, but simply exist.
What are the sense organs?
As you know, a person learns all the information about the world around him through his own senses. These include the following:
- eyes;
- ears;
- language;
- nose;
- leather.
Thanks to these organs, people feel and see the objects around them, as well as hear sounds and taste. It should be noted that this is not a complete list. Although it is customary to call it the main one. So what are the feelings and sensations of a person who has not only the above, but also other organs? Consider the answer to the question in more detail.
Eyes
Sensations of vision, or rather color and light, are the most numerous and diverse. Thanks to the presented organ, people receive about 70% of information about the environment. Scientists have found that the number of visual sensations(various qualities) of an adult, on average, reaches 35 thousand. It should also be noted that it is vision that plays a significant role in the perception of space. As for the sensation of color, it completely depends on the length of the light wave that irritates the retina of the eye, and the intensity depends on its amplitude or the so-called scope.
Ears
Hearing (tones and noises) gives a person about 20 thousand different states of consciousness. This sensation is caused by air waves that come from the sounding body. Its quality depends entirely on the magnitude of the wave, its strength on its amplitude, and its timbre (or sound coloring) on its shape.
Nose
The senses of smell are quite varied and very difficult to classify. They occur when the upper part of the nasal cavity is irritated, as well as the mucous membrane of the palate. This effect occurs due to the dissolution of the smallest odorous substances.
Language
Thanks to this organ, a person can distinguish different tastes, namely sweet, s alty, sour and bitter.
Leather
Tactile sensations break down into feelings of pressure, pain, temperature, and so on. They occur during irritation of the nerve endings located in the tissues, which have a special structure.
What kind of feelings does a person have? In addition to all of the above, people also have feelings such as:
- Static (position of the body in space and a sense of its balance). Such a feeling occurs during irritation of the nerve endings, which are located in the semicircularear canals.
- Muscular, joint and tendon. They are very difficult to observe, but they are in the nature of internal pressure, stress, and even slip.
- Organic or somatic. These feelings include hunger, nausea, breath sensations, sexual desire, and so on.
What are feelings and emotions?
Emotions and inner feelings of a person reflect his attitude to any event or situation in life. Moreover, the two named states are quite different from each other. Thus, emotions are a direct reaction to something. It happens at the animal level. As for feelings, it is a product of thinking, accumulated experience, experiences, etc.
What feelings does a person have? It is rather difficult to answer the question unequivocally. After all, people have a lot of feelings and emotions. They give a person information about needs, as well as feedback on what is happening. Thanks to this, people can understand what they are doing right and what they are doing wrong. After realizing the feelings that have arisen, a person gives himself the right to any emotion, and thus he begins to understand what is happening in reality.
List of basic emotions and feelings
What are the feelings and emotions of a person? It is simply impossible to list them all. In this regard, we decided to name only a few. Moreover, they are all divided into three different groups.
Positive:
- pleasure;
- rejoicing;
- joy;
- pride;
- delight;
- trust;
- confidence;
- admiration;
- sympathy;
- love (or affection);
- love (sexual attraction to a partner);
- respect;
- gratitude (or gratitude);
- affection;
- complacency;
- tenderness;
- gloating;
- bliss;
- feeling of satisfied revenge;
- feeling of self-satisfaction;
- feeling of relief;
- anticipation;
- feeling safe.
Negative:
- grief (or grief);
- sadness (or sadness);
- longing;
- frustrated;
- resentment;
- despair;
- fear;
- displeasure;
- alarm;
- fear;
- fright;
- pity;
- regret;
- empathy (or compassion);
- anger;
- annoyance;
- outrage (or indignation);
- feeling offended;
- dislike;
- hate;
- anger;
- envy;
- despond;
- anger;
- jealousy;
- boredom;
- uncertainty (or doubt);
- horror;
- shame;
- distrust;
- rage;
- confusion;
- disgust;
- contempt;
- bitter;
- disgust;
- dissatisfaction with oneself;
- disappointment;
- remorse;
- impatience;
- remorse.
Neutral:
- surprise;
- curiosity;
- amazement;
- calm and contemplative mood;
- indifference.
Now you know how a person feels. Some to a greater extent, some to a lesser extent, but each of us has experienced them at least once in our lives. Negative emotions that are ignored and not realized by us do not just disappear. After all, the body and soul are one, and if the latter suffers for a long time, then the body takes on some part of its heavy burden. And it is not in vain that they say that all diseases are from nerves. The impact of negative emotions on human well-being and he alth has long been a scientific fact. As for positive feelings, the benefits of them are clear to everyone. After all, experiencing joy, happiness and other emotions, a person literally fixes in his memory the desired types of behavior (feelings of success, well-being, trust in the world, people around him, etc.).
Neutral feelings also help people express their attitude to what they see, hear, and so on. By the way, such emotions can act as a kind of springboard to further positive or negative manifestations.
Thus, by analyzing their behavior and attitude to current events, a person can become better, worse or remain the same. It is these properties that distinguish humans from animals.
