Writing Research - Forgiveness

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

Here are some prompting questions.

How do you know someone is forgiving?

What do they do that indicates they are forgiving?

What do they say and how do they say it?

Do they have involuntary responses?

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

All insight is appreciated!

Writing Research - Desire (3)

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

Writing Research - Desire (2)

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

Writing Research - Guilt (3)

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

Writing Research - Guilt (2)

This weeks emotion is Guilt. What is the most unusual thing you've seen a guilty person do?

 

What was the funniest? What mannerisms have you seen associated with guilt?

Writing Research - Fondness (3)

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

Writing Research - Fondness (2)

This weeks emotion is Fondness. What is the most unusual thing you've seen a person do out of fondness? What was the funniest? What mannerisms have you seen associated with fondness?

Writing Research - Forgiveness (2)

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