Dualism Of The Movie 'Emotion In The Film'

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Emotions Emotional contagion is a person's emotions and behaviors come from someone else emotions and behaviors in other people. When reily was at the dinner table and she got mad her dad got even madder back at her and send her too her room. Also when Reilly went home she started crying her parents made sure she was ok and they got sad too because she was sad. Meta-emotion is emotion felt about experiencing another emotions. When Reilly is running away on the bus and she finally gets her main two emotions and she’s just happy again because she is felling her emotion. Russell's category system of emotion which means categories and recognizing emotions. When Reilly was sad her parents recognized she was sad so they came over there to her and made sure she was ok. …show more content…

In the movie reily mood where either sad or full of joy and they wanted also when reily emotion and when her emotions choose to runway or stay emotionless. Owning is when verbally taking responsibility for our own thoughts and feelings. When reily came back form running away and she told her parents what she did and feeling sorry for that’s. Reframing is when you look at some in a new light. When joy finally know why sadness was there and she let her drive so joy never thought that sadness was need to she realized that sadness made her family even closer because they care about her. Empathy is the ability to get and share the feelings of another. At the dinner her mom notice that she was upset so she told her dad to ask her wants wrong. Also when she in front of her class she gets scared and gets frozen with

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