Module 5 – Emotions

Self-scan: questions and reflection

What are emotions? Definition and terminology issues

Where do emotions come from? The emotional brain

3 Topics | 2 Quizzes

The system responsible for the generation of emotions

The emotional brain – emotion creation, processing and transmitting

The emotional brain – quiz

Neurotransmitters

Neurotransmitters – quiz

Classification of emotions

3 Topics | 1 Quiz

Secondary Emotions

Positive and Negative Emotions

Classification of emotions quiz

Emotions and the social brain

2 Topics | 1 Quiz

Levels of “SOCIAL”

Social Neural Networks

The social brain – quiz

Learning and emotions

4 Topics

Suggestions and ideas how to implement emotions and emotional responses in the classroom I

Suggestions and ideas how to implement emotions and emotional responses in the classroom II

In Discoverers or Inventors’ Shoes

Suggestions and ideas how to implement emotions and emotional responses in the classroom III

Classification of emotions quiz

Module 5 – Emotions Classification of emotions Classification of emotions quiz

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Match the elements with the statements.
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- don't have to be specially learned
- are acquired and have to be learned
- refers to the emotion's intensity
- refers to the specific emotional content
- about the precise number of basic elements
- evolved in evolution for the purpose of survival
- by cognitive processes
- depend greatly on the functions of Orbitofrontal Cortex
- depend greatly on the functions of amygdala
- is connected to pleasant experiences
- is experienced when a goal is achieved or personal abilities are revealed
- could affect human health
- take part in the regulation of anger
- are involved in the “fight or flight”
- Basic emotions
- Secondary emotions
- Arousal
- Valense
- There is no consensus
- Basic emotions evolved
- Secondary emotions are triggered
- The generation of secondary emotions
- The generation of primary emotions
- Hedonic happiness
- Eudaimonic happiness
- Negative emotions
- Both amygdala and Orbitofr Cortex
- Both anger and fear
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