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27 Emotions of Mohanlal The Actor - A Visual Study by Suvin S Somasekharan| Aarsha Premkumar

27 Emotions of Mohanlal The Actor - A Visual Study by Suvin S Somasekharan| Aarsha Premkumar Featuring : Mohanlal The Complete Actor This Video is for Education Purpose Alone All Copyright resides with the respective owners Due Credits Given in the Video    • 27 Emotions of Mohanlal The Actor  - ...   Creative Idea : Aarsha Premkumar Edited & Conceived : Suvin S Somasekharan Music : Experience by Ludovico Einaudi (Concert) There are several theories of emotion that define the many different types of emotions in various ways. Some theories say there are eight basic emotions, while others say there are more. The discrete emotion theory claims that there are 12 discrete emotions (as measured via the Differential Emotions Scale), whereas according to the latest research conducted by the University of California, Berkeley, 27 distinct categories of emotions have been identified. Thousands of individuals were studied, as well as their responses to different videos, music, and various situations were analysed to determine the types of emotional categories that were truly distinct. When people do not understand their emotions well and are clueless regarding the emotions of others, it can often lead to misunderstandings and affect relationships, personal or professional. A big part of management, leadership, sales, and navigating relationships is being able to understand how people feel and responding appropriately. Forming and maintaining friendships and relationships requires an understanding of oneself and the other person to maintain harmony. Hence, professional and personal interactions would be a lot easier if people were aware of the different emotions. The 27 different emotions include: Admiration Adoration Aesthetic appreciation Amusement Anxiety Awe Awkwardness Boredom Calmness Confusion Craving Disgust Empathetic pain Entrancement Envy Excitement Fear Horror Interest Joy Nostalgia Romance Sadness Satisfaction Sexual desire Sympathy Triumph