Methodological approaches to analyzing emotions
Objective: The worksheet aims to teach learners about the different methodological approaches to emotion analysis and help them recognize, analyze, and reflect on emotions.
Content and methods: It explains four approaches to emotion analysis: self-observation, behavioral observation, physiological measurements, and conversation-based analysis. Learners are asked to test their understanding of the text using closed and open questions. A practical task asks them to draw a person showing signs of a selected emotion and guess what emotion it is. Finally, they are asked to reflect on a situation in which they felt this emotion themselves.
Competencies:
- Understanding psychological concepts: emotions and their analysis
- Analytical skills: identifying emotions based on various signals
- Self-reflection: recognizing one's own emotional states
Target group and level: Students and trainees
SDG:
- 3: Health and well-being: Understanding and reflecting on one's own emotions is important for mental health and well-being.
- 4: Goal - Quality education: The worksheet promotes emotional intelligence and empathy as part of a holistic education.
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Students and trainees
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Methodological approaches to analyzing emotions

Assignment
- Read the text and select the correct statements.
- Answer the questions about the methodological approaches.
Assignment
- Read the description of the person.
- Draw the person and guess what emotion they are experiencing.
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Consider whether you have experienced this feeling this week and answer the following questions.