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Cognitive Psychology: Attention · Learning · Memory · Motivation · Perception · Thinking

One of the most influential classification approaches in the study of emotion is Robert Plutchik’s classification into eight primary emotions. The emotions that he lists as primary are:^{[How to reference and link to summary or text]}

Emotion
Aspects of Emotion studied
Introduction \| \|Animal emotionality \| List of emotions \| Emotional abuse \| Emotional adjustment \| Emotional bias \| Emotional content \| Emotional control \| Emotional development \| Emotional distance \| Emotional exhaustion \| Emotional immaturity \| Emotional forecasting \| Emotional intelligence \| Emotional maturity \| Emotions and culture \| Emotion and decision making \| Emotion and memory \| Emotional responses Emotional security \|Emotional stability \| Emotional trauma \|Emotionality \| Expressed emotion \|
Theories of emotion
James-Lange theory \| Cannon Bard theory \|Robert Plutchik's theory of emotion \| Two factor theory of emotion \|
Physiology of emotion
Affective neuroscience \| Neurobiology of emotions \| [[]] \| [[]] \|
Emotion in clinical settings
Anxiety \| Clinical depression \| Emotionally disturbed \| Emotional instability \| Fear \| Guilt \| Shame \|
Assessing emotion
Stroop test \| [[]] \| [[]] \|
Treating emotional problems
CBT \| Psychotherapy \|
Prominant workers in emotion
William James \| Paul Ekman \| Robert Plutchik \| Stanley Schachter \| Daniel Siegel \| [[]] \|
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 [[Category:Emotion]]