PSYCHOLOGY AND PATHOLOGY OF EMOTIONS AND EFFECTOR-VOLUTIONAL SPHERE

Nov 26, 2012

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Emotions (from Latin to excite, to agitate") are responses in the form of subjectively tinctured fillings of an individual which reflect significance of an acting stimulus or a result of his own act for him (pleasure, displeasure). Mood is a prolonged emotional state which does not reach any signi

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PSYCHOLOGY AND PATHOLOGY OF EMOTIONS AND EFFECTOR-VOLUTIONAL SPHERE

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