The Nature of Emotions: Clinical Implications
The Nature of Emotions: Clinical Implications
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情绪的本质：临床意义
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1988
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R. Plutchik
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R. Plutchik
无论我们在不同的学科上受过多少教育，有一个主题我们每个人都是世界领先的专家，这个主题就是我们自己。就像我们非常了解自己公开和私下的一面一样，我们也非常了解我们自己被称为情绪的那一部分。我们都相信，我们知道自己的情绪，也能识别别人的情绪。然而，尽管有这样的信念，这一领域的专家似乎很难就什么是情绪达成一致。但有一件事是每个人都同意的，那就是情绪是我们最大的快乐和最大的痛苦的源泉。当我们在生活中遇到问题时，我们通常把它们称为情感问题。
Regardless of how much or how little education we have on various subjects, there is one topic on which each of us is the world’s leading expert, and that subject is ourselves. And just as we know a great deal about the public and private sides of ourselves, we know a great deal about that part of ourselves called emotions. We all believe that we know our own emotions and can recognize emotions in other people. Yet, despite this belief, experts in this field seem to have a great deal of difficulty coming to any agreement about what emotions really are. But one thing that everyone does agree on is that emotions are the source of our greatest pleasures and our greatest pains. And when we have problems in life we often refer to them as emotional problems.