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Essay On Negative Satisfaction

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POSITIVE EMOTION – STATE OF SATISFACTION
Satisfaction is a state of positive emotion which can be said as fulfillment of an expectation, desire or the pleasure achieved from a certain event.
The following event has happened when I was in my under graduation college life. My college was quite famous for the football team where my seniors had won many tournaments and got glories to the college who had set a standard for the college team. Hence it was really tough to get selected among top 15 players in the team from the lot of 150 nominations. There is a quote which states “No Pain No Gain” which was running in my mind when I gave my name for the selection process. To reach a specific goal one must strategies …show more content…

My experience has happened a couple of years back when my grandmother expired. I was too attached to my grandma from my birth than my parents since her love and affection made to build a very strong relationship with her. When she was ill and not doing well for some days, as a usual human mentality I was thinking that she will recover soon and hoping to be good. But suddenly when I heard the news that she was no more I couldn’t take up the fact and reality. I was very nervous, heart beating fast, tears rolling on the eyes until I see her body. I became very low at that moment and there was an emotion of sadness arises.
Hence this state of emotion is connected under the James-Lange theory of emotion, which states that emotions occur as a result of physiological reactions to the events. Under this theory, to experience emotion we must first experience the physiological arousal that links to the state emotion depends upon the type of event.
According to William James and Carl Lange, the theory states that our emotions are caused by our interpretation of bodily reactions. The theory has interpreted by sequential process

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