Interest (emotion)
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| - | + | '''Interest''' is a feeling or [[emotion]] that causes [[attention]] to focus on an object or an event or a process. In contemporary psychology of interest the term is used as a general concept that may encompass other more specific psychological terms, such as [[curiosity]] and to a much lesser degree [[surprise (emotion)|surprise]]. | |
| - | :[[Acedia]]• [[Affection]]• [[Ambivalence]]• [[Anger]]• [[Angst]]• [[Annoyance]]• [[Anticipation (emotion)|Anticipation]]• [[Anxiety]]• [[Apathy]]• [[Awe]]• [[Boredom]]• [[Calmness]]• [[Compassion]]• [[Mental confusion|Confusion]]• [[Contempt]]• [[Contentment]]• [[Courage]]• [[Curiosity]]• [[Depression (mood)|Depression]]• [[Desire (emotion)|Desire]]• [[Disappointment]]• [[Disgust]]• [[Doubt]]• [[Ecstasy (emotion)|Ecstasy]]• [[Embarrassment]]• [[Empathy]]• [[Emptiness]]• [[Enthusiasm]]• [[Envy]]• [[Epiphany (feeling)|Epiphany]]• [[Euphoria]]• [[Fanaticism]]• [[Fear]]• [[Frustration]]• [[Gratification]]• [[Gratitude]]• [[Grief]]• [[Guilt]]• [[Happiness]]• [[Hatred]]• [[Homesickness]]• [[Hope]]• [[Hostility]]• [[Humiliation]]• [[Hysteria]]• [[Artistic inspiration|Inspiration]]• [[Interest (emotion)|Interest]]• [[Jealousy]]• [[Kindness]]• [[Limerence]]• [[Loneliness]]• [[Love]]• [[Lust]]• [[Melancholia]]• ''[[Mono no aware]]''• [[Nostalgia]]• [[Panic]]• [[Patience]]• [[Pity]]• [[Pride]]• [[Rage (emotion)|Rage]]• [[Regret (emotion)|Regret]]• [[Remorse]]• [[Repentance]]• [[Resentment]]• [[Righteous indignation]]• [[Sadness]]• ''[[Saudade]]''• ''[[Schadenfreude]]''• ''[[Sehnsucht]]''• [[Self-pity]]• [[Shame]]• [[Shyness]]• [[Suffering]]• [[Surprise (emotion)|Surprise]]• [[Suspicion (emotion)|Suspicion]]• [[Sympathy]]• [[Weltschmerz]]• [[Wonder (emotion)|Wonder]]• [[Worry]] | + | == See also == |
| - | + | * [[Curiosity]] | |
| - | [[Meta-emotion]] | + | * [[Disinterestedness]], its antonym |
| + | * [[Ecstasy (emotion)]] | ||
| + | * [[Carroll Izard]] | ||
| + | * [[Surprise (emotion)|Surprise]] | ||
| + | * [[Attraction (emotion)]] | ||
| + | * [[Self-interest]] | ||
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Interest is a feeling or emotion that causes attention to focus on an object or an event or a process. In contemporary psychology of interest the term is used as a general concept that may encompass other more specific psychological terms, such as curiosity and to a much lesser degree surprise.
See also
- Curiosity
- Disinterestedness, its antonym
- Ecstasy (emotion)
- Carroll Izard
- Surprise
- Attraction (emotion)
- Self-interest
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