During her visit in 1997, the Queen said it was a "distressing" example of the "moments of sadness" in the history between Britain and India.
For example, an extended period of sadness could start with a facial expression and later on add a congruent body language cue.
For example, observing a facial expression of sadness may yield an emotional response of pity or satisfaction, depending on whether the person is a friend or a punished offender of social norms.
Following the fMRI scan, volunteers were given a full facial expression recognition test, featuring examples of six emotions (fear, happiness, sadness, surprise, anger and disgust).
(Man) Examples of poor care leading to sadness included nurses being mean when the informant needed to go to the bathroom at night.
To give a non-musical example, one might paint a person crying, yet do so in a clinical style such that the painting represents the person's sadness, yet is itself not a sad painting, that is, expressive of sadness, but rather a cool, detached one.
For example, angry, mad, and rage are all representative of anger, and cheerful, enjoy, and joy are representative of happiness; by contrast, examples of complex emotion words include helpless (sadness + fear + anxiety) and desire (happiness + anxiety).
For example, love is a feeling of joy – and hatred a feeling of sadness – joined with an idea of its cause.
If studies used multiple measures, then we prioritised state anxiety because it reflects emotional state of the moment, compared with trait anxiety, 26 and it is sensitive to anticipatory emotional reactions (for example, tension, worry), whereas depression is more sensitive to emotions arising from the outcome of treatment (for example, sadness, feelings of loss).
For example, in Turner's (1996) model, worry belonged to both fear and sadness and guilt was a mixture of sadness, fear, and anger.
