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emotion
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(i-moh-shŏn)
a state of arousal that can be experienced as pleasant or unpleasant. Emotions can have three components: for example, fear can involve an unpleasant subjective experience, an increase in physiological measures such as heart rate, and a tendency to flee from the situation provoking the fear.
From: emotion in A Dictionary of Nursing »
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