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A feeling is your inner subjective experience of something—a self-contained sense of how you perceive and evaluate what's happening around you, which can be independent from the specific sensations or thoughts that triggered it. Understanding and learning to manage your feelings matters because psychotherapy, a common mental health treatment, centers on helping people recognize, express, and effectively regulate their feelings so they can take responsibility for their own wellbeing.
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- emotional process
- Has part
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- Category:Feeling
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- Senses
- different from
- mood
- has cause
- emotion
- has characteristic
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Le sentiment est la composante de l'émotion qui implique les fonctions cognitives de l'organisme, la manière d'apprécier. Le sentiment est à l'origine d'une connaissance immédiate ou d'une simple impression. Il renvoie à la perception de l'état physiologique du moment. Le sens psychologique de sentiment qui comprend un état affectif est à distinguer du sens propre de la sensibilité.
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