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The following is a list of emotions, and emotional responses. View the .pdf attachment for a friendly printable version.

Acceptance
Agitation
Alarm
Alertness
Amusement
Anger
Angst
Anticipation
Apathy
Appreciation
Apprehension
Attentive
Avoiding
Awe
Bitterness
Boldness
Boredom
Calmness
Caution
Closeness
Comfort
Commonplace
Competence
Complaint
Completion
Composure
Confidence
Confusion
Constraint
Contentment
Courage
Cowardice
Cruelty
Delight.
Depression
Desire
Despair
Detachment
Disappointment
Discontentment
Discovery
Disgust
Disrespect
Distance
Doing Ok
Ecstasy
Effort
Elation Or Euphoria
Embarrassment
Ennui
Envy
Exhaustion
Expectation
Familiarity
Fear
Freedom
Friendship
Frustration
Gain
Gladness
Glee
Gratitude
Grief
Guilt
Happiness
Hate
Hatred
Homesickness
Honor
Hope
Horror
Humility
Inattentive
Incompetence
Incompleteness
Indecision
Independence
Indifference
Innocence
Intent
Interest
Jealousy
Joy
Kindness
Lack Of Regret
Limerence
Loneliness
Loss
Love
Lust
Mere Tolerance
Modesty
Mystery
Negative Request
Negativity
Nervousness
No Interest
No Love Lost
No Real Effort
No Suggestion
No Surprise
Nostalgia
Obligation
Pain
Patience
Peace
Permission
Phobia
Pity
Pleasure
Pride
Privacy
Prohibition
Rage
Rashness
Refusal
Relaxation
Reluctance
Remorse
Repentance
Repose
Repulsion
Request
Resistance To Constraint
Respect
Sadness
Schadenfreude
Security
Self-pity
Shame
Shock
Shyness
Sorrow
Stress
Suffering
Suggestion
Surprise
Suspense
Terror
Timidity
Togetherness
Unhappiness
Vulnerability
Warning
Weariness
Wonder
Worry
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Anthony could you reformat this list...like in a few columns....want to run list off to take with me....takes 5 pages of paper to run list off as is.....thanks for the list!!!!.......wildfirewildone
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Good idea wildfire... I have attached a print friendly version .pdf file.
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