Differences in Emotional Expressivity
The emotional expressivity scales.
On this scale, we realize that the
emotions cause misunderstood making us feel negative feelings toward who has a
different way to show their emotions.
The professor talks to us about the
public showing of emotion. He gives an example based on a real bloody operation
where who was from ethnic groups show them their emotions, while those who were
from Asia did not show them. It takes place when students were in a group. I
was amazed at the auto control of the Asians to avoid the emotions. It is
difficult to understand these reactions. In my case, I will show them.
This example helps me to know that
there are different expressed emotions when we are in public but these don’t
pretend to make us believe that there are people without emotions because, in a
private place, the emotions of us are very similar.
Cultural misinterpretation and how
easy it is to do.
The professor gives an example of
him studying languages and changing roles with a female student taking a draft
of a friend advising her that it is better to choose the Spanish than the
French. I realize that he was talking about expressing weird emotions. If
before you don’t see them, you can think in a negative way. It is challenging
to not feel us weird when we see stranger emotions that we do not know them.
They were passed down
subconsciously, through the culture.
We grew to learn and manifest
emotions around us earning experiences. These form our sense and our reactions.
Sometimes subconsciously the gestures gain to the logic expressing emotions
without we realize them.
It is true. Sometimes our gestures subconsciously express emotions without us being aware of them. Life is a path of learning and the feelings that we show in certain circumstances or states are part of them.
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