The six basic emotions

The six basic emotions are universal feelings experienced by people worldwide. They include happiness (feeling joyful or content), sadness (feeling sorrow or disappointment), anger (feeling upset or frustrated), fear (feeling threatened or anxious), surprise (feeling astonished or caught off guard), and disgust (feeling repulsed or offended). These emotions are often instinctive, helping us respond to situations effectively. They serve as fundamental building blocks of human experience, influencing our interactions and decision-making. Understanding these emotions can help us better recognize our own feelings and empathize with others.