Individuals Vary in the Types of Emotions They Generally Experience

question 5

Essay

Individuals vary in the types of emotions they generally experience, in the situations that elicit emotions, and in the frequency of experiencing the various emotions. In what ways do you think your parents, peers, schooling, and society have influenced the emotions you generally experience, the frequency of these emotions, and the stimuli that generally elicit them?

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