22 feb 26 minggu

 

kerja di ce ita siang mpe sore

gagal puasa - please forgive me

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21 feb 26 sabtu

 

kerja di ce ita dari pagi mpe sore

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20 feb 26 jumat

 

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19 feb 26 kamis

 

malam taraweh

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6 basic levels (or categories) of emotion

 

Here are 6 basic levels (or categories) of emotion, often used in psychology as core human emotions:

1. Happiness
   Feelings of joy, pleasure, contentment, or satisfaction.
   Example: excitement, gratitude, pride.

2. Sadness
   Feelings of loss, disappointment, or helplessness.
   Example: grief, loneliness, despair.

3. Anger
   A strong feeling of displeasure or hostility.
   Example: frustration, irritation, rage.

4. Fear
   An emotional response to threat or danger.
   Example: anxiety, nervousness, terror.

5. Disgust
   A feeling of aversion or strong dislike.
   Example: revulsion, contempt.

6. Surprise
   A reaction to something unexpected (can be positive or negative).
   Example: shock, amazement.

These six are commonly associated with the theory of basic emotions proposed by Paul Ekman, who suggested that these emotions are universal across cultures.