Feeling&Emotions

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What is the definition of 'excited' in the context of feelings and emotions?

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Excited refers to a state of heightened enthusiasm or eagerness, often accompanied by a sense of anticipation.

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What does it mean to feel 'worried'?

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Worried is a feeling of anxiety or concern about a potential problem or uncertain outcome.

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How can 'motivated' be described in emotional terms?

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Motivated refers to a strong desire or willingness to do something, often driven by personal goals or aspirations.

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What are the physical sensations associated with feeling 'hungry'?

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Feeling hungry is often accompanied by physical sensations such as stomach growling, weakness, or irritability, indicating a need for food.

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What does it mean to feel 'scared'?

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Scared is an emotional response to a perceived threat or danger, often resulting in feelings of fear or anxiety.

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What are some common triggers for feeling excited?

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Common triggers for excitement include anticipating a positive event, achieving a goal, or experiencing something new.

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What are the psychological effects of prolonged worry?

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Prolonged worry can lead to increased stress, anxiety disorders, and can negatively impact mental health.

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What are some strategies to enhance motivation?

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Strategies to enhance motivation include setting clear goals, finding intrinsic rewards, and maintaining a positive mindset.

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How does hunger affect mood and behavior?

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Hunger can lead to irritability, decreased concentration, and can affect overall mood negatively.

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What are the physiological responses to feeling scared?

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Physiological responses to fear include increased heart rate, rapid breathing, and the release of adrenaline.