How did people communicate when they experience them? Amira Muktar.

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How did people communicate when they experience them? Amira Muktar

 Emotions are those feeling with a mental and physiological states that include a wide verity of feelings, thought, and behavior that every one virtually has.

 There are only two basic emotions that we all experience love and fear  I' am presenting fear based emotion such as  anger emotion  Jealous emotion  Grief emotion

 Anger is an emotion that every one learns to feel and express since early age.  Anger does not to be sub tile; it came’s on strong over whelms further more it affects how we communicate with other  Anger emotion leads to hard feeling, such as a sense of lose self control, damage and broke relationship, and even physically violence

 Jealousy is an emotion and typically refers to the negative thoughts and feelings of insecurity.  Jealousy is a fear over an anticipated loss of something that the person value such as,  Relationship  Friendship  love

 Grief is one’s own person experience of loss. Mourning on the other hand is grief gone public it is the out ward sharing and excretion of the pain.  People express the pain of grief with a verity of emotional response which include  Shock, denial, guilt,fear

 In conclusion emotions are our body malty dimensional response to any event such as anger, jealousy, grief.  People express those emotions in a verity of ways.  I was concentrated on negative response of those emotions because we all experience them in one way or another.