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情绪分类（Emotion classification） Emotion classification Emotion classification I. Basic Categories of emotions There has been a long story about the category of emotions. In ancient China, anger, sorrow, joy, sorrow, fear and fright, the seven said, American psychologist Pla Cheik (Plutchik) put forward eight basic emotions: sadness, fear, surprise, acceptance, ecstasy, rage, hate, vigilance. Other psychologists put forward nine categories. Although there are many categories, there are generally four basic emotions, that is, happiness, anger, fear and sadness. Happiness is the emotional experience that comes after the goal of a persons expectation and pursuit. Pleasure comes along with the need to be fulfilled, the desire to be fulfilled, the sense of urgency and tension removed. The intensity of happiness varies from pleasure to excitement to ecstasy, which is related to the purpose of seeking, the meaning to oneself, and the ease of realization. Anger is an emotional experience when the object is blocked and the desire is not fulfilled. A sense of anger has increased, sometimes cannot control ourselves, even aggressive behavior. There is also a degree of difference in anger. When a general wish is not fulfilled, it will only feel unhappy or angry, but anger can erupt sharply when an unreasonable impediment or malicious destruction is encountered. This kind of emotion is also obvious to the persons physical and mental harm. Fear is the emotional experience of trying to get rid of and avoid some dangerous situation and unable to cope with it. Therefore, fear arises not only because of the presence of dangerous situations, but also with the ability of individuals to eliminate danger and the means to cope with danger. An initial sea man is horrified by an explosion of fright or a shark attack, and an experienced sailor may have become commonplace and poised for it. The fear of the baby was later, possibly related to his later knowledge of the situation of fear. Sorrow is