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... (see, among others, Ekman, 2003;Russell, 1991;Scherer, 1994;Ulich & Mayring, 2003). Ekman (2003) identifies six basic emotions: anger, disgust, fear, happiness, sadness and surprise, which are discrete and can be expressed to various degrees. Based on Ekman's biological perspective, Plutchik (1980) elaborates, in his wheel of emotions (see Fig. 1), on a complex classification of a wider range of primary and secondary emotions and feelings according to their relation, compo- sition, and grade of ...
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