This is a gap that can be plugged by the “wheel of emotions.” Developed by psychologist Robert Plutchik, this tool categorizes emotions into primary and secondary groups, and is presented in a ...

Seeing her hesitation, I decided to ask a follow-up question: “Would you mind looking at this emotion wheel and letting me know which emotion best matches how you’re feeling?” She studied ...

Called the climate emotions wheel, the circle was divided into a rainbow of wedges for various emotions: anger in red, sadness in purple, fear in green, positivity in blue. The poster also ...

Do you struggle to make sense of how you’re really feeling? An ‘emotion wheel’ could be just the tool you’re looking for. When was the last time you took a step back to consider how you ...

It’s why mood diaries and emotion wheels have proven so popular recently – by working out your emotions and where you’re at, you can make conscious decisions about what you need going forward.

Marc is an intern in the prestigious neuroscience lab of Professor Georges Erwin He is working on an experiment that enables to make people laugh and in term maybe to control ones emotions He has ...