If no one asks me, I know what it is.
But if I wish to explain it with it to him who asks, I don't know.
So this is the real situation with the analysis of emotions.
Anyhow we need to describe at, at, at least
very briefly, what are the affective phenomena.
Initially, we have one concept, emotion that can be explained by several ways.
You have, you see, you hear, we, we'll read
the Oxford Dictionary's descriptions and definitions.
Here, emotion is a strong feeling that reaffirm one's circumstances, mood, or
relationships with others.
Affect is the touch, the feeling of, or to move, emotionally.
The mood is a temporary state of mind or feeling.
Feeling is an emotional state or reaction.
And emotional is something related to a person's emotions.
I don't know if, if you has understood correctly all these definitions but
if you think carefully, you will see this.
That there is a, a vicious cycle between feeling emotion that
pass this emotion to a feeling and
this feeling create an emotion, the emotion a feeling.
It's nothing that can be really solved.
For that reason, I suggest a different definition, more academic,
in which affective phenomena can be described following similar theories,
perhaps a more emotion, affect, mood or feeling.
And, for example, emotion is a multi-situated body mechanism.
To give semantic meaning and coordination to internal and
external data in order to create action states.
So, it's a process that happens inside the brain but it's,
it's shared with other brains and with other bodies.
And, and it's managed culturally and,
and symbolically in order to pro, produce some reactions.
Then we have, also, the affect that is an outward or
physical signs on a, of emotion.
Then a very important aspect of emotion that eh, is the, the notion of mood,
that is a pervasive emotion that longs over or
happens over a longer period of time.
That it also gives an explanation for
the existence of characters of, of personalities.
And finally, the feeling.
The self-perception of an emotional event.
And you see at the bottom of this video
several, several links.
In which you can see how the emotional state changed the,
the reaction and, and the coordination of,
of social or, or even not very intensive social insects.
So, we have seen things like anger, surprise, fear or
even sadness in the same situation.
Just because the the, the units are feeling entity's that are,
are perceiving this action are categorizing or
creating tags or, or trying to understand what is happening.
And then trying to adapt to this situation provoking a response.