User:Ameyachavan1989/Books/Emotions

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Love
Affection
Adoration
Like
Liking
Attractiveness
Compassion
Sentimentality
Lust
Sexual attraction
Passion (emotion)
Infatuation
Desire
Amusement
Happiness
Ecstasy (emotion)
Euphoria
Zest (positive psychology)
Exhilaration
Contentment
Pleasure
Pride
Optimism
Enthusiasm
Hope
Thrall
Surprise (emotion)
Irritability
Annoyance
Fatigue (medical)
Frustration
Rage (emotion)
Anger
Hostility
Hatred
Spite (sentiment)
Revenge
Resentment
Disgust
Contempt
Envy
Jealousy
Suffering
Anguish
Sadness
Gloom
Grief
Sorrow (emotion)
Depression (mood)
Disappointment
Shame
Guilt (emotion)
Regret
Remorse
Neglect
Social alienation
Defeatism
Embarrassment
Homesickness
Humiliation
Emotional security
Insult
Isolation (psychology)
Loneliness
Social rejection
Pity
Mono no aware
Sympathy
Horror and terror
Acute stress reaction
Panic
Hysteria
Anxiety
Suspense
Fear
Worry
Irritation
Doubt
Boredom
Stress (biology)
Empathy
Agreeableness
Courage
Trust (social sciences)
Calmness
Interest (emotion)
Politeness
Anticipation
Deference
Awe
Disapproval voting
Aggression
Contrasting and categorization of emotions
Emotion
Psychology
Ethics
Sigmund Freud
Philosophy
Virtue
Aristotle
Self-esteem
Morality
Motivation
Pain
Humility
Culture
Mood (psychology)
Mind
Phobia
Angst
Apathy
Sense
Attention
Feeling
Punishment
Reason
Risk
Mania
Sin
Spirituality
Virtue ethics
Belief
Blame
Altruism
Arete (moral virtue)
Aretology
Basic goodness
Cardinal virtues
Character Strengths and Virtues
Charity (practice)
Chastity
Charity (virtue)
Chivalry
Civic virtue
Cleanliness
Coitus reservatus
Curiosity
De (Chinese)
Diligence
Discipline
Duty
Egalitarianism
Endowment (philosophy)
Epistemic virtue
Equanimity
Ethos
Eutrapelia
Faith
Filial piety
Five Precepts
Five Virtues
Forgiveness
Frugality
Generosity
Good News Awards
Goodness
Heroic virtue
Honesty
Hongaku
Honour
Hope (virtue)
Hri (Buddhism)
Humanity (virtue)
Impartiality
Integrity
Intellectual virtue
Jing (concept)
Justice
Kindness
Law
Liberty
Loyalty
Meno
Mental factors (Buddhism)
Mercy
Miles Christianus
Moderation
Modesty
Moral example
Nine Noble Virtues
Obedience (human behavior)
Objectivity (philosophy)
On Virtue
Order (virtue)
Pāramitā
Patience
Peace
Perspicacity
Phronesis
Protestant work ethic
Prussian virtues
Random act of kindness
Respect
Responsibility
Self-control
Seny
Seven virtues
Silence
Sincerity
Solidarity
Sophrosyne
Teachings of the Seven Grandfathers
Temperance (virtue)
Theological virtues
Three Treasures (Taoism)
Tranquillity
Tree of virtues and tree of vices
Upeksha (Indian thought)
Wisdom
Wit
Wonder (emotion)
Acceptance
Admiration
Ambivalence
Antipathy
Arousal
Art and emotion
Aversion to happiness
Broken heart
Comfort
Contrition
Dysphoria
Emotionally focused therapy
Emotions in virtual communication
Emptiness
Epiphany (feeling)
Gratitude
Hedonic tone
Indignation
Insignificance
Interactions between the emotional and executive brain systems
Social aspects of jealousy
Limerence
Love at first sight
Lövheim cube of emotion
Malaise
Measures of guilt and shame
Melancholia
Mental confusion
Nostalgia
Outrage (emotion)
Outrage porn
Pessimism
Emotional promiscuity
Reasonable person model
Relaxation (psychology)
Reverence (emotion)
Righteous indignation
Romance (love)
Saudade
Schadenfreude
Sehnsucht
Self-pity
Self-righteousness
Seriousness
Shyness
Silliness
Social emotions
Solitude
Subjective well-being
Suspicion (emotion)
Unipolar emotions
Valence (psychology)