inside out 2

Match the emotion with its description:

Think of her as the "glass half full" emotion, always looking on the bright side.

• joy

• happy

• sadness

• grace

This emotion represents sorrow, grief, and empathy. While often perceived as negative, Sadness plays a vital role in processing loss, fostering compassion, and connecting with others on an emotional level.

• anger

• fear

• sadness

• disgust

This emotion embodies frustration, rage, and indignation. It's a powerful emotion that arises when we feel wronged or threatened.

• sadness

• anger

• fear

• disgust

This emotion is characterized by worry, nervousness, and unease, often about future events or uncertain outcomes.

• anger

• anxiety

• envy

• embarrassment

the emotion associated with perceived danger, real or imagined. It's a protective mechanism that alerts us to potential threats and prompts us to take action to stay safe.

• Fear

• embarrassment

• joy

• anger

a feeling of revulsion or aversion to something unpleasant or morally wrong. It helps us avoid things that could be harmful to us, physically or socially.

(a)  

a feeling of shame, awkwardness, or humiliation, often triggered by social situations or perceived mistakes.

(a)  

Before the new emotions, Riley is portrayed as generally happy, optimistic, and well-adjusted. She's kind, friendly, and excels in hockey. So, Riley is (a)  

Joy initially tries to suppress Sadness and other " (a)   " emotions because she believes they hinder Riley's happiness and well-being.

fundamental ideas formed from repeated emotional experiences and memories.

(a)