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| Tomkins and Izard, emotions are separate and discrete from one another and each one has corresponding body and facial motions |
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| Campos, basic function of emotions is to promote action to achieve goals, emotions are not discrete and can vary based on sitch |
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| smiles that are directed at people and emerge around 6 or 7 weeks of age |
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| emotions like guilt or shame |
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| the ability to achieve personal goals in social interactions while simultaneously maintaining positive relationships with others |
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| distress and withdrawal in new situations |
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| fussiness and anger when child does not get his own way |
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| smiling and laughter, cooperation and manageability |
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| the regularity and predictability of a child's bodily functions |
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| a social groups rules about where and when it is appropriate to display certain kinds of emotions and where and when these emotions should be masked by other emotions |
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