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Various emotion scenarios in different contexts, from academic exams to personal relationships, and asks the reader to identify the emotions that each person in the scenarios would feel. The scenarios cover a wide range of human experiences and emotions, providing a comprehensive overview of the complexity of human emotions.
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Class Project – Emotion Scenarios Anthropology 1006
People often experience a complex mix of emotions in different situations. For example, if a close friend were to win a prize you were also competing for, you might feel pride in your friend’s accomplishment, happiness for him, sadness and disappointment in your own loss, and inadequacy that you were not as successful as your friend. Similarly, the friend would feel another complex mix of emotions in out-competing you for the prize. For each of the scenarios below, we would like you to list ALL the emotions that each person in the scenarios would feel in the situation, using the numbers from the list of emotions given below. For example, if a person would feel both angry (X) and sad (Y), you would enter X, Y. If a person could feel two different ways depending on what kind of person s/he was, list the emotions for both ways.
A. After taking an exam, two friends, Mike and Tom, discuss their scores. Despite spending weeks preparing for the exam, Mike failed. Tom passed the exam and admits to Mike that he cheated. This is overheard by their professor, Dr. Williams.
B. Jim is a doctor who was responsible for amputating the leg of his patient, Mark. However, Jim accidentally amputated the wrong leg. Although it was Jim’s fault, Jim denies that it was his fault and blames the mistake on his intern, Monica.
C. Evelyn receives news that her boyfriend, Josh, who is a pilot in the air force, has just been shot down from his helicopter while fighting in Iraq and disappeared without a trace. She is consoled by her friend Jack, who was Josh’s best friend. After some months, Evelyn and Jack fall in love and decide to get engaged. Shortly after, Evelyn receives a call telling her that Josh is actually alive and will be home in just a few days. Upon Josh’s return, Evelyn and Jack meet with Josh and tell him their news.
D. Sally falls in love with her college math teacher, Dr. Johnson. Within a few months, the two begin a secret, romantic relationship. On one afternoon after class, when Sally is speaking with Dr. Johnson, Sally’s best friend, Jennifer, confronts them. Jennifer says that she will expose their affair unless Dr. Johnson gives her an ‘A’.
E. Jessica forgets to study for her English test and asks her friend Katie if she can copy her during the test. Katie agrees. Another girl named Kim is nearby and overheard them. Kim wonders if she should confront them.
F. Tina and Rachel are competitive swimmers who are going to a national meet. Rachel is seeded second in the 50 meter freestyle. Tina decides to sabotage Heather, the top seed, by stealing her goggles at the block and forcing her to use a pair she is not used to wearing. Rachel wins and knew that she won because of Tina’s plan.
G. Don, Bob and Aimee are friends since a young age. All three of them are straight A students and have applied to medical school. Dan was accepted to the school. Bob was rejected. Aimee was waitlisted. After receiving the notices the three meet to share their news.
H. John and Mary are on their first date and it’s going really well. They are sitting on a bench in a park talking when a very attractive girl walks past them. Mary notices that John and the girl make eye contact and John is smiling.
I. Steve and Will are roommates, walking through campus between classes. As Will’s friend Cynthia passes by, he says hello to her. After she passes, Steve says “Gross!” and the two friends laugh, assuming Cynthia couldn‘t hear them. Cynthia immediately turns around and confronts Will about the comment.
J. Lily, Molly and Ana are friends who play soccer. Lily and Molly are on one team, Ana is on the other. The 2 teams play each other at the championship and Lily is her team’s goalie. Molly accidentally scores a goal on her own team and Ana’s team wins.
Q. James wanted to get Sally in trouble so he hid a stolen iPod in her desk at school without her knowledge. Mrs. Smith found the eraser in Sally’s desk and brought her into the hallway in order to give her a warning, something she never expected to do because Sally was usually very well behaved.
R. Little Johnny just came home from an afterschool baseball game. His team won and he scored the most homeruns. His father is his biggest fan and comes to all the games. Johnny helps his mother, who is a math professor, set the table and Johnny shows his parents his report card. He got all A’s except for a D in Math.
S. Rosie and Linda are friends in college. Rosie has always raved about her old friend, Erika, who is finally visiting her. When Erika visits, the three decide to leave town and spend the day together at the beach. However, Erika dominates every conversation throughout the day, and no matter how hard Rosie tries to allow Linda into the conversation, Erika keeps the conversation between her and Rosie.
T. After a recent divorce, Walter learns that his best friend, Heath, is engaged to his ex-wife’s sister named Sue. Sue doesn’t want Walter to attend the wedding. Heath doesn’t want get married without Walter as his Best Man.