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Emotions & Moods A Presentation by: Dhaval Gurnani K.S.School of Business Management Ahmedabad.

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Emotions & Moods

A Presentation by:

Dhaval GurnaniK.S.School of Business Management

Ahmedabad.

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EMOT I NS

AND

M DS

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What is Affect?

Affect is a broad range of feelings that people experience.

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Affect

Emotions

Moods

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What are emotions and moods?

Emotions are intense feelings that are directed at someone or something.

Moods are feelings that tend to be less intense than emotions and that lack a

contextual stimulus.

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Emotions vs Moods

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Duration

Emotions are very brief(seconds or minutes)

Moods lasts longer than emotions(hours or days)

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Orientation

Emotions are Action oriented.

Moods are cognitive in nature.

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Causation

Emotions are caused by specific event.

Cause of mood is often general & unclear.

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Expression

Emotions are accompanied by distinct facial expression.

Moods are generally not indicated by distinct

expressions.

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Dimension

Emotions are specific & numerous in nature.

Moods have only two dimension ; i.e., Positive effect or Negative Effect.

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Feeling of pleasure, contentment due to fortunate event is ‘Happiness’

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Yes..!!Tomorrow is Sunday..!!

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A feeling of expectation & desire is ‘Hope’

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Hope..!! Professor is ABSENT today..!!

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Feeling envious of someone else’s possessions, achievements, or advantages

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Rahul got 77% and I got only 75%.....

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To discover suddenly the unexpected,then we are ‘Surprised’

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Friends at 00:00 to wish me Birthday wid a cake.Wat a pleasant surprise..!!

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‘Anger’ is a strong feeling of annoyance, displeasure or hostility

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No off on Sunday…grrrrrr

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An intense feeling of deep affection is ‘Love’

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Oh wow..!! She loves me too….

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Feeling Dissatisfaction & a lack of fulfilment leads to ‘frustration’

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Another ASSIGNMENT….

I am so

frustrated….!!

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An unpleasant emotion caused by the threat of danger,pain or harm is ‘Fear’

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I think Mam will ask me the ‘CASE FACTS’

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Feeling of sorrow or unhappiness is ‘sadness’

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Kisi ka ASSIGNMENT nahi mila…!!*sob*

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When you are not included in group,you feel ‘left out’

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Feeling of Intense dislike for or strong aversion leads to ‘Hatredness’

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When you go through a sudden upsetting event,you are ‘shocked’

What..?? Only 20 sms per day..!!

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Felt Emotions

An individual’s actual emotions.

Example—

Yuvraj Singh had tears of happiness immediately after winning the World Cup .

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Emotions of Raju Rastogi in 3 idiots when he got his placement….were ‘felt emotions’

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Displayed Emotions

Emotions that are organizationally required and considered appropriate in a given job.

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Displayed Emotion

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Air Hostess or Stewards in Aviation Industry

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At Funeral

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At Wedding Procession— ‘Baarat’

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Surface ActingHiding one’s inner feelings and

forgoing emotional expressions in response to display rules.

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Surface Acting

A car salesman is hiding his ‘anger’ towards a customer

who had long test drive and still does not purchase

the car.Still the Car Salesman

smiles and says ‘Come Again Sir..!!’

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Deep Acting

Trying to modify one’s true inner feelings based on display rules.

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Doctor trying to genuinely feel more empathy for his patients is ‘deep acting’