The phrase "a specific emotion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a particular feeling or emotional state that is distinct from others.
Example: "In her painting, she aimed to evoke a specific emotion that would resonate with the viewers."
Alternatives: "a particular feeling" or "a distinct emotion".
It was observed that emotion recognition was allowed by the development and the generalization of an emotional script, that is, a child can recognize a specific emotion by verifying the presence of several prototypical elements that are arranged in precise causal and temporal sequences.
Olfactory!" In giving his dancers psychological cues, Morris is trying to convey a specific emotion.
This avoidance would be the characteristic of a specific emotion, the fright, whose tendency would be a dissociative motivation.
It presupposes a kind of calculated effort to extract a specific emotion out of the reader and that's not the way I work.
This engages a specific emotion in guys – it's the "I'm not rich, or sophisticated, but I'm better than rich ponces" syndrome.
In order to capture the dynamics of facial expressions, we used video sequences showing neutral faces gradually displaying a specific emotion.
As in our study adolescent boys with ADHD were markedly sensitive in recognizing disgust, and an impaired recognition of fear was present; these data might suggest a rather specific emotion recognition pattern in contrast to a generally higher threshold of emotion recognition due to attention problems.
With higher emotional granularity, however, your brain may construct a more specific emotion, such as righteous indignation, which entails the possibility of specific actions.
"White Lies" is a pretty specific emotion.
In addition, the effect of relevance/specificity occurs very early, interacting with the effect of the other dimensions of valence and arousal, more intrinsically related to the nature of a given, specific emotion.
Similarly, runway coordinators want you to put attitude in your walk or to project a very specific emotion.
