Emotions

   For a complete list of emotions and sentiments included: excitement, security, concern, gratitude, wealth, fear, squeamishness, anger, guilt, majesty, power, admiration, pride, hunger, pride, sadness, trust, duty, honor, lust, compassion, caring, jealousy, malevolence, anger, interest, beauty, laziness, love, revenge, hope, arrogance, anger, tenderness, hatred, hostility, insecurity, frustration, resentment, adoration, loneliness, caution, responsibility, revulsion, disgust, Patriotism, sorrow, anticipation, contempt, defiance, loyalty, lust, joy, disappointment, anger, remorse, confusion, jealousy, boredom, sexuality, ridicule, compassion, and property, questioned, tranquility, justice, fear, shame, anxiety, gloom, humiliation, conviction, respect, amazement, pleasure, fatigue, loss, ambition, humor, anger, despair.

   Total listed 75 names. Some of the names are the border states rather than emotions, while others contain several synonyms. Therefore, this is a list of conditions. In compiling the list of emotions you want to try not to include mental phenomena, emotions are not known. For example, in the previous list, hunger and thirst are subjective feelings that accompany the lack of an organism in food and water. These feelings arise as a result of signals from receptors in the stomach, larynx, etc. They are not associated with cognitive assessment of the situation and emotions are not. In this regard, perhaps it makes sense to make a list, not only emotions, but not emotions. Write down the words from the previous list, not associated with cognitive assessment of the situation, and therefore are not emotions: hunger, thirst, lust, sexuality, fatigue.