The phrase "account emotion" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to considering or acknowledging emotions in a certain context, but as it stands, it lacks clarity.
Example: "In our discussions, we must account for emotion to better understand the team's dynamics."
Alternatives: "consider emotions" or "acknowledge feelings".
In Wollheim's account, emotions arise as attitudes, positive or negative, to whatever we experience as having satisfied or frustrated a desire.
The inclusion of multiple perspectives, taking into account emotions, emotion regulation, and emotion display of all actors involved (students and teachers), and addressing potential consequences of these strategies for classroom teaching and learning, should also be considered in future research.
Within clinician's accounts, emotion was portrayed as being inimical to rigour.
In this account liking (emotion or affect) is separated from wanting (or motivation), each having explicit as well as implicit components.
The classic semantic theory (e.g., Locke 1909/1847), which equates the meaning of a word with the object it stands for, fails to account for emotion word meaning (Wittgenstein 1953; Bennett and Hacker 2003).
According to behaviourists, any genuinely scientific account of emotions must be limited to a description of the observable circumstances that evoke emotions (the "stimulus") and the observable physical changes and behaviour that result from them (the "response"), including especially verbal behaviour.
The 'risk-as-feelings' hypotheses suggests, for example, that a person's assessments of their behaviour and risk are influenced by their emotions and mood, suggesting that others' assessment of the same behaviour will not necessarily take into account the emotions of the person being assessed [ 30].
An important feature of Spinoza's account of emotions is that both joy and sadness, and also their variations, can be either active or passive, depending on whether or not the individual is aware of them and understands them clearly.
The paper focuses on the problem of account for emotions in artificial system.
