Question

match the terms with their appropriate descriptions.
emotion+
feeling+
mood+
the subjective experience of an emotion (e.g., scared, proud, disappointed, pleased)
an immediate, specific negative or positive response to environmental events or internal thoughts
does not interrupt what is happening, but influences thought and behavior
a diffuse, long - lasting emotional state without an identifiable trigger
interrupts what is happening or triggers changes in thought and behavior
encompasses a physiological process, a behavioral response, and a feeling based on the situation and the physical response
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Explanation:

• Emotion: An immediate, specific negative or positive response to environmental events or internal thoughts. Emotions are often intense and tied to a particular trigger (e.g., feeling scared when seeing a snake - the snake is the trigger, and scared is the emotion).
• Feeling: The subjective experience of an emotion (e.g., scared, proud, disappointed, pleased). Feelings are how we consciously perceive and label our emotions.
• Mood: A diffuse, long - lasting emotional state without an identifiable trigger. Moods are more general and can affect our overall outlook and behavior over an extended period. For example, a person might be in a "good mood" all day without a specific event causing it, and this mood can influence their thoughts (e.g., seeing the world more positively) and behaviors (e.g., being more sociable).

Answer:

• Emotion: an immediate, specific negative or positive response to environmental events or internal thoughts.
• Feeling: the subjective experience of an emotion (e.g., scared, proud, disappointed, pleased).
• Mood: a diffuse, long - lasting emotional state without an identifiable trigger.