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Lesson 2 More identifying emotions Emotion through perception
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Identifying your own feelings Can you be wrong in identifying your own feelings?
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Identifying your own feelings Counsellors/friends/parents can help us identify feelings you have not yet noticed yourself – you may be under stress, excited, jealous, or falling in love. Do you think “counselling” helps? Have you ever been “counselled”?
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Emotional intelligence Understanding our own emotions (intrapersonal intelligence) and the emotions of others (interpersonal intelligence) Which professions/jobs require “emotional intelligence”?
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Teachers
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Religious figures
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Politicians
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Parents
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Knowing emotions through perception We cannot always tell someone’s emotion directly through our sense, but we do get clues – body language etc. This can be inconcious and many people can “sense” how others are feeling.
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Body Language Love! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SBOtj1Rm aUE&feature=related http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SBOtj1Rm aUE&feature=related Longer programme http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AQENwD- QlRA&feature=related http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AQENwD- QlRA&feature=related
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A game! We will take it in turns to enter the room simulating the body language of a particular emotion. Can everyone guess the emotion?
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Problems with “body language” Misinterpretation – especially with someone we don’t know well or if a person is from a different culture
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Finally! Is “body language” really a “language” Give reasons!
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