Writing Research - Apathy (3)

This week's emotion is Apathy. How would you describe the internal/physical response to Apathy? How does your stomach, head, etc feel when you are Apathetic? What have you noticed in others?

Writing Research - Apathy (2)

This weeks emotion is Apathy. What is the most unusual thing you've seen an apathetic person do? What was the funniest? What mannerisms have you seen associated with apathy?

Writing Research - Apathy

This weeks emotion is Apathy. What mannerisms or behaviors do you associate with Apathy?

Here are some prompting questions.

How do you know someone is apathetic?

What do they do that indicates they are apathetic?

What do they say and how do they say it?

Do they have involuntary responses?

Is there a physical response to Apathy that only the person experiencing it is aware of?

All insight is appreciated!

Writing Research - Contentment (3)

This week's emotion is Contentment. How would you describe the internal/physical response to Contentment? How does your stomach, head, etc feel when you are Content? What have you noticed in others?

Writing Research - Contentment (2)

This weeks emotion is Contentment. What is the most unusual thing you've seen a contented person do? What was the funniest? What mannerisms have you seen associated with contentment?

Writing Research - Contentment

This weeks emotion is Contentment. What mannerisms or behaviors do you associate with Contentment?

Here are some prompting questions.

How do you know someone is Content?

What do they do that indicates they are Content?

What do they say and how do they say it?

Do they have involuntary responses?

Is there a physical response to Contentment that only the person experiencing it is aware of?

All insight is appreciated!

Writing Research - Despair (3)

This week's emotion is Despair. How would you describe the internal/physical response to Despair? How does your stomach, head, etc feel when you are Despairing? What have you noticed in others?

Writing Research - Despair (2)

This weeks emotion is Despair. What is the most unusual thing you've seen a despairing person do? What was the funniest? What mannerisms have you seen associated with despair?

Writing Research - Despair

This weeks emotion is Despair. What mannerisms or behaviors do you associate with Despair?

Here are some prompting questions.

How do you know someone is Despairing?

What do they do that indicates they are feeling Despair?

What do they say and how do they say it?

Do they have involuntary responses?

Is there a physical response to Despair that only the person experiencing it is aware of?

All insight is appreciated!

Writing Research - Sadness (3)

This week's emotion is Sadness. How would you describe the internal/physical response to Sadness? How does your stomach, head, etc feel when you are Sad? What have you noticed in others?

Writing Research - Sadness (2)

This weeks emotion is Sadness. 

What is the most unusual thing you've seen a sad person do? What was the funniest? What mannerisms have you seen associated with sadness?

Writing Research - Forgiveness (3)

This week's emotion is Forgiveness. How would you describe the internal/physical response to Forgiveness? How does your stomach, head, etc feel when you are Forgiving? What have you noticed in others?

Writing Research - Sadness

This weeks emotion is Sadness. What mannerisms or behaviors do you associate with Sadness?

Here are some prompting questions.

How do you know someone is Sad?

What do they do that indicates they are Sad?

What do they say and how do they say it?

Do they have involuntary responses?

Is there a physical response to Sadness that only the person experiencing it is aware of?

All insight is appreciated!

Writing Research - Loneliness (3)

This week's emotion is Loneliness. How would you describe the internal/physical response to Loneliness? How does your stomach, head, etc feel when you are Lonely? What have you noticed in others?

Writing Research - Loneliness (2)

This weeks emotion is Loneliness. What is the most unusual thing you've seen a lonely person do? What was the funniest? What mannerisms have you seen associated with loneliness?

Writing Research - Loneliness

This weeks emotion is Loneliness. What mannerisms or behaviors do you associate with Loneliness?

Here are some prompting questions.

How do you know someone is Lonely?

What do they do that indicates they are Lonely?

What do they say and how do they say it?

Do they have involuntary responses?

Is there a physical response to Loneliness that only the person experiencing it is aware of?

All insight is appreciated!

Writing Research - Sympathy (3)

This week's emotion is Sympathy. How would you describe the internal/physical response to Sympathy? How does your stomach, head, etc feel when you are sympathetic? What have you noticed in others?

Writing Research - Sympathy (2)

This weeks emotion is Sympathy. What is the most unusual thing you've seen a sympathetic person do? What was the funniest? What mannerisms have you seen associated with sympathy?

Writing Research - Sympathy

This weeks emotion is Sympathy. What mannerisms or behaviors do you associate with Sympathy?

Here are some prompting questions.

How do you know someone is Sympathetic?

What do they do that indicates they are Sympathetic?

What do they say and how do they say it?

Do they have involuntary responses?

Is there a physical response to Sympathy that only the person experiencing it is aware of?

All insight is appreciated!

Writing Research - Revenge (3)

This week's emotion is Revenge. How would you describe the internal/physical response to Revenge? How does your stomach, head, etc feel when you want Revenge? What have you noticed in others?

Writing Research - Revenge (2)

This weeks emotion is Revenge. What is the most unusual thing you've seen a vengeful person do? What was the funniest? What mannerisms have you seen associated with revenge?

Writing Research - Revenge

This weeks emotion is Revenge. What mannerisms or behaviors do you associate with Revenge?

Here are some prompting questions.

How do you know someone is Vengeful?

What do they do that indicates they are Vengeful?

What do they say and how do they say it?

Do they have involuntary responses?

Is there a physical response to Revenge that only the person experiencing it is aware of?

All insight is appreciated!

Writing Research - Fear (3)

This week's emotion is Fear. How would you describe the internal/physical response to Fear? How does your stomach, head, etc feel when you are Fearful? Does your body shake or do you grow still? Or what have you noticed in others?

Writing Research - Fear (2)

This weeks emotion is Fear.


What is the most unusual thing you've seen a fearful person do?


What was the funniest?


What mannerisms have you seen associated with fear?

Writing Research - Fear

This weeks emotion is fear. What mannerisms or behaviors do you associate with fear?

Here are some prompting questions.

How do you know someone is fearful?

What do they do that indicates they are fearful?

What do they say and how do they say it?

Do they have involuntary responses?

Is there a physical response to fear that only the person experiencing it is aware of?

All insight is appreciated!

Writing Research – Embarrassment (2)

This weeks emotion is Embarrassment. What is the most unusual thing you've seen an embarrassed person do? What was the funniest? What mannerisms have you seen associated with embarrassment?

Writing Research - Hate (2)

This weeks emotion is Hate.

What is the most unusual thing you've seen a hateful person do?

What was the funniest?

What mannerisms have you seen associated with hate?

Writing Research – Shame (2)

This weeks emotion is Shame.

What is the most unusual thing you've seen a person filled with shame do?

What was the funniest?

What mannerisms have you seen associated with shame?

Writing Research - Tenderness (2)

This weeks emotion is Tenderness. 

What unusual behaviors have you seen a person do out of tenderness?



What was the funniest?



What mannerisms do you associate with tenderness?

Surprise – Responses, Mannerisms, Behaviors

Surprise can be good, bad or neutral and is normally followed quickly by a separate emotion. (Happiness, Anger, Sadness, etc...)

Some indications of Surprise are:

Outward

• Briefly raised eyebrows
• high raised eyebrows that curve
• tight skin between eyebrows and eyes
• wrinkled forehead (long horizontal across)
• wide open eyes
• white of eyes visible all around
• open mouth
• jaw dropped or slack so that it hangs loose
• sharp intake of breath
• gasp
• yell, shriek, scream
• jump
• physical trembling/shaking

Inwardly

• Stomach lurches (when surprise is negative)

Long term, a person may be more cautious in circumstances that caused surprise or may take more to be surprised again.

What other mannerisms, behaviors, or responses do you associate with surprise?

Suspicion – Responses, Mannerisms, Behaviors

A suspicious person may

Outwardly
-cross their arms over their chest
-dart glances to the side
-watch the object of their suspicion very closely



What other mannerisms do you associate with suspicion?

Writing Research - Panic

This weeks emotion is Panic. What mannerisms or behaviors do you associate with Panic?

Here are some prompting questions.

How do you know someone is panicked?

What do they do that indicates they are panicked?

What do they say and how do they say it?

Do they have involuntary responses?

Is there a physical response to Panic that only the person experiencing it is aware of?

All insight is appreciated!

Writing Research - Angst

This weeks emotion is Angst. What mannerisms or behaviors do you associate with Angst?

Here are some prompting questions.

What do people do that indicates the feeling of angst?

What do they say and how do they say it?

Do they have involuntary responses?

Is there a physical response to angst that only the person experiencing it is aware of?

All insight is appreciated!

Writing Research - Contempt

This weeks emotion is Contempt. What mannerisms or behaviors do you associate with Contempt?

Here are some prompting questions.

How do you know someone is feeling Contempt?

What do they do that indicates they are feeling Contempt?

What do they say and how do they say it?

Do they have involuntary responses?

Is there a physical response to Contempt that only the person experiencing it is aware of?

All insight is appreciated!

Writing Research - Anticipation

This weeks emotion is Anticipation. What mannerisms or behaviors do you associate with Anticipation?

Here are some prompting questions.

How do you know someone is anticipating?

What do they do that indicates they are anticipating?

What do they say and how do they say it?

Do they have involuntary responses?

Is there a physical response to Anticipation that only the person experiencing it is aware of?

All insight is appreciated!

Writing Research - Awe

This weeks emotion is Awe. What mannerisms or behaviors do you associate with Awe?

Here are some prompting questions.

How do you know someone is feeling Awe?

What do they do that indicates they are Awed?

What do they say and how do they say it?

Do they have involuntary responses?

Is there a physical response to Awe that only the person experiencing it is aware of?

All insight is appreciated!

Writing Research - Disgust

This weeks emotion is Disgust. What mannerisms or behaviors do you associate with Disgust?

Here are some prompting questions.

How do you know someone is Disgusted?

What do they do that indicates they are Disgusted?

What do they say and how do they say it?

Do they have involuntary responses?

Is there a physical response to Disgust that only the person experiencing it is aware of?

All insight is appreciated!

Writing Research - Boredom

This weeks emotion is Boredom. What mannerisms or behaviors do you associate with Boredom?

Here are some prompting questions:

How do you know someone is Bored?

What do they do that indicates they are Bored?

What do they say and how do they say it?

Do they have involuntary responses?

Is there a physical response to Boredom that only the person experiencing it is aware of?

All insight is appreciated!

Writing Research - Annoyance

This weeks emotion is Annoyance. What mannerisms or behaviors do you associate with Annoyance?

Here are some prompting questions.

How do you know someone is Annoyed?

What do they do that indicates they are Annoyed?

What do they say and how do they say it?

Do they have involuntary responses?

Is there a physical response to Annoyance that only the person experiencing it is aware of?

All insight is appreciated!

Writing Research - Frustration

This weeks emotion is Frustration. What mannerisms or behaviors do you associate with Frustration?

Here are some prompting questions.

How do you know someone is Frustrated?

What do they do that indicates they are Frustrated?

What do they say and how do they say it?

Do they have involuntary responses?

Is there a physical response to Frustration that only the person experiencing it is aware of?

All insight is appreciated!

Writing Research - Affection

This weeks emotion is Affection. What mannerisms or behaviors do you associate with Affection?

Here are some prompting questions.

How do you know someone is Affectionate?

What do they do that indicates they are Affectionate?

What do they say and how do they say it?

Do they have involuntary responses?

Is there a physical response to Affection that only the person experiencing it is aware of?

All insight is appreciated!

Writing Research - Shock

This weeks emotion is Shock. What mannerisms or behaviors do you associate with Shock?

Here are some prompting questions.

How do you know someone is Shocked?

What do they do that indicates they are Shocked?

What do they say and how do they say it?

Do they have involuntary responses?

Is there a physical response to Shock that only the person experiencing it is aware of?

All insight is appreciated!

Writing Research - Love (Romantic not sensual)

This weeks emotion is Love (Romantic not sensual). What mannerisms or behaviors do you associate with romantic love?

Here are some prompting questions.

How do you know someone is in love?

What do they do that indicates they are in love?

What do they say and how do they say it?

Do they have involuntary responses?

Is there a physical response to Romantic Love that only the person experiencing it is aware of?

Please do not leave any input that involves sexual or sensual responses, mannerisms, or behaviors. I will not publish any comments containing this type of information and I want to be able to publish all comments.
All insight on romantic love is appreciated!

Writing Research - Happiness

This weeks emotion is Happiness. What mannerisms or behaviors do you associate with Happiness?

Here are some prompting questions.

• How do you know someone is Happy?

• What do they do that indicates they are Happy?

• What do they say and how do they say it?

• Is there a physical response to Happiness that only the person experiencing it is aware of?

• Is there an involuntary response?

All insight is appreciated!

Writing Research - Excitement

This weeks emotion is Excitement. What mannerisms or behaviors do you associate with Excitement?

Here are some prompting questions.

How do you know someone is Excited?

What do they do that indicates they are Excited?

What do they say and how do they say it?

Do they have involuntary responses?

Is there a physical response to Excitement that only the person experiencing it is aware of?

All insight is appreciated!

Writing Research - Passion

This weeks emotion is Passion. What mannerisms or behaviors do you associate with Passion?

Here are some prompting questions.

• How do you know someone is Passionate?

• What do they do that indicates they are Passionate?

• What do they say and how do they say it?

• Do they have involuntary responses?

• Is there a physical response to Passion that only the person experiencing it is aware of?

All insight is appreciated!

Writing Research - Worry

This weeks emotion is Worry. What mannerisms or behaviors do you associate with Worry?

Here are some prompting questions.

How do you know someone is Worried?

What do they do that indicates they are worried?

What do they say and how do they say it?

Do they have involuntary responses?

Is there a physical response to Worry that only the person experiencing it is aware of?

All insight is appreciated!

Writing Research - Love (friend – friend)

This weeks emotion is friend - friend love. (this is not a romantic love) What mannerisms or behaviors do you associate with this love?

Here are some prompting questions:

What do they do that indicates love?

What do they say and how?

Do they have involuntary responses?

Is there a physical response to this love that only the person experiencing it is aware of?

All insight is appreciated!

Writing Research - Love (Parent – child)

This weeks emotion is parent - child love. What mannerisms or behaviors do you associate with this love?

Here are some prompting questions.

What do people do that indicates they feel parent-child love?

What do they say and how do they say it?

Do they have involuntary responses?

Is there a physical response to parent-child love that only the person experiencing it is aware of?

All insight is appreciated!

Writing Research - Restlessness

This weeks emotion is Restlessness. What mannerisms or behaviors do you associate with Restlessness?

Here are some prompting questions.

How do you know someone is Restless?

What do they do that indicates they are Restless?

What do they say and how do they say it?

Do they have involuntary responses?

Is there a physical response to Restlessness that only the person experiencing it is aware of?

All insight is appreciated!

Writing Research - Anxiety

This weeks emotion is Anxiety. What mannerisms or behaviors do you associate with Anxiety?

Here are some prompting questions.

• How do you know someone is Anxious?

• What do they do that indicates they are anxious?

• What do they say and how do they say it?

• Do they have involuntary responses?

• Is there a physical response to Anxiety that only the person experiencing it is aware of?

All insight is appreciated!

Writing Research - Longing

This weeks emotion is Longing. What mannerisms or behaviors do you associate with Longing?

Here are some prompting questions.

How do you know someone is longing?

What do they do that indicates they are longing?

What do they say and how do they say it?

Do they have involuntary responses?

Is there a physical response to Longing that only the person experiencing it is aware of?

All insight is appreciated!

Writing Research - Desire

This weeks emotion is Desire. I am not referring to sexual desire. Please do not leave comments of that nature. What mannerisms or behaviors do you associate with Desire?

Here are some prompting questions.

How do you know someone is feeling Desire?

What do they do that indicates they are desiring?

What do they say and how do they say it?

Do they have involuntary responses?

Is there a physical response to Desire that only the person experiencing it is aware of?

All insight is appreciated!

Writing Research - Guilt

This weeks emotion is Guilt. What mannerisms or behaviors do you associate with Guilt?

Here are some prompting questions.

How do you know someone is feeling guilt?

What do they do that indicates they are feeling guilty?

What do they say and how do they say it?

Do they have involuntary responses?

Is there a physical response to Guilt that only the person experiencing it is aware of?

All insight is appreciated!

Writing Research - Fondness

This weeks emotion is fondness. What mannerisms or behaviors do you associate with fondness?

Here are some prompting questions.

How do you know someone is feeling fondness?

What do they do that indicates they are feeling fondness?

What do they say and how do they say it?

Do they have involuntary responses?

Is there a physical response to fondness that only the person experiencing it is aware of?

All insight is appreciated!