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Pupil of the eye constricts or dilates depending on the current emotion of the person.

• Respiration or breathing cycle

• Pupillary responses

• Galvanic Skin Responses (GSR)

• Gastrointestinal motility

One's breathing will either increase or decrease depending on the emotion he/she is currently experiencing.

• Respiration or breathing cycle

• Pupillary responses

• Galvanic Skin Responses (GSR)

• Gastrointestinal motility

This happens when a person gives out more sweat and feels thirst and hunger every now and then.

• Metabolic rate increase

• Pupillary responses

• Galvanic Skin Responses (GSR)

• Gastrointestinal motility

This is defined as the electrical resistance or conductance to the flow of a very weak electrical current from one point of the skin to another. If a person has heightened emotions, sweat glands will produce more sweat.

• Respiration or breathing cycle

• Pupillary responses

• Galvanic Skin Responses (GSR)

• Gastrointestinal motility

This happens when there is a presence of nausea, vomiting, or diarrhea.

• Respiration or breathing cycle

• Pupillary responses

• Galvanic Skin Responses (GSR)

• Gastrointestinal motility

This is the uncontrollable shaking or tightening of some parts of the body when a person experiences powerful emotion.

• Respiration or breathing cycle

• Pupillary responses

• Galvanic Skin Responses (GSR)

• Muscle tension and tremor

This is a kind of emotion that arises when there is suddenness and unfamiliarity of situation where the person involved has difficulty in making decision or action.

• Love

• Anxiety

• 1. Fear

• Anger

This is a kind of emotion that arises when a certain individual exudes affection or passion for something or someone.

• Love

• Anxiety

• 1. Fear

• Anger

This is a kind of emotion that arises when the needs of a certain individual are thwarted.

• Love

• Anxiety

• 1. Fear

• Anger

This is a kind of emotion where the person anticipates something that has not existed yet.

• Love

• Anxiety

• 1. Fear

• Anger