"experience emotion" is grammatically correct and can be used in formal or informal written English.
It is a common phrase used to describe the act of feeling or expressing emotions. Example: "The movie was so touching, it made me experience a range of emotions, from happiness to sadness."
These findings suggest that music hedonic sensitivity might be distinct from other human abstract reward processing and from an individual's ability to experience emotion from emotional sounds.
More generally, in line with Russell's model of emotional experience, emotion fundamentally varies activation in centrally organized appetitive and aversive motivational systems that have evolved to mediate the wide range of adaptive behaviors necessary for an organism struggling to survive in the physical world [ 11- 13].
As armies of executive coaches will attest, getting leaders to get back in touch with their feelings and develop emotional intelligence so that they can then learn to experience emotion and utilize it for empathic and connected decision making, is a tall order.
People often experience emotion before they form reasons for having the emotions they do.
Is there a way of knowing that they actually experience emotion in that way?
Neglected as an infant, he grows up unable to experience emotion.
Morgui, which is Mandarin for Magic Ghost, cannot experience emotions - it is an experiment in how people react to robots.
EMOTIONAL: This is expressed as a heightened emotional excitability, leading one to experience emotions to an immensely deep level.
They also emphasize that immersion and aesthetic experience (emotions and contemplation) mediate this effect.
This is hard, because many people have a tendency to experience emotions.
We found no impairment in their ability to recognize or experience emotions.
