In the previous article, I wrote about emotions and how people generally express their emotions, based on their upbringing, social environment, personality, and the culture they live in. In this article, I would like to write a few things about the rise of emotions during the game. As we are all aware, emotions are expected to appear many times during the game and any situation can be a trigger for various emotions to rise.
In a sports environment many times we witness the rise of emotions, especially in tight score games with eliminating consequences on a stake. These emotions usually differ in intensity and the spectre in which they appear – i.e. joy, excitement, happiness, pride, anger, frustration, sadness – depending on the result of your team and your ability to control your own reactions.
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