I had mixed feelings — namely, joy and horror.
Hence, in this work, only seven basic emotions, namely joy, fear, surprise, sadness, disgust, anger, and anticipation, are used.
As another finding of the present study, it was also shown that student burnout has a negative influence on all the constructs of student perceptions of classroom activities, namely; joy, interest, choice, and challenge, respectively.
Tw perceptions, namely INT and JOY, exerted a positive and significant impact on mastery: INT (β = .33, t = 5.23) and JOY (β = .21, t = 3.14).
Since Space Invaders arrived in arcades in the 70s, videogames have been good at soliciting human emotions: namely frustration and joy, usually in that order.
Although he was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease 15 years ago, Peckolick was able to do the things that brought him joy ― namely, traveling, designing and painting ― through the final days of his life.
Namely, have we lost the joy of singing for its own sake, and the social benefits of community, self-expression and identity that go with it?
At both times, participants completed the Eysenck psychoticism measure as well as a number of measures of positive and negative affect derived from the PANAS-X, namely, hostility, fear, sadness, and joy [Watson, D. & Clark, L. A. (1994). The PANAS-X: manual for the positive and negative affect schedule – expanded form. Department of Psychology, University of Iowa].
In the domain of education, student perceptions of classroom activities comprising four main components namely; interest, challenge, choice, and joy (Gentry et al. 2002) have been identified as significant determinants of academic achievement (e.g., Ghanizadeh & Jahedizadeh, 2015a; Mucherah & Frazier, 2013) as well as student goal orientations (Ghanizadeh & Jahedizadeh, 2015c).
