Some Finnish universities have recently conducted a study of emotions, more exactly what you physically feel with different emotions.
When you're furious your feel your heart beat in your throat and feel tense, while experiencing a warm and mellow feeling when you're happy. The researchers asked subjects to indicate what they physically felt while experiencing certain emotions.
The researchers asked both Finnish, Swedish and Taiwanese subjects to draw a body picture of what they felt with certain emotions. Europeans and Taiwanese indicated that they felt the same portions of the body with the same emotions, so this phenomenon seems biologically rather than culturally determined.
To see more click
http://www.pnas.org/content/early/2013/12/26/1321664111.full.pdf
When you're furious your feel your heart beat in your throat and feel tense, while experiencing a warm and mellow feeling when you're happy. The researchers asked subjects to indicate what they physically felt while experiencing certain emotions.
The researchers asked both Finnish, Swedish and Taiwanese subjects to draw a body picture of what they felt with certain emotions. Europeans and Taiwanese indicated that they felt the same portions of the body with the same emotions, so this phenomenon seems biologically rather than culturally determined.
To see more click
http://www.pnas.org/content/early/2013/12/26/1321664111.full.pdf
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