E components describe movements that have been identified in previous research to elicit the specific emotions, as well as movements which have been identified as expressions of these emotions.Yet, thisis the very first study to demonstrate scientifically that it’s the motor qualities of any movement, and not some certain fixed movements, that could PubMed ID:http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21555714 evoke or improve distinct emotion and feelings.Feeling angry was predicted by advancing with a strong sudden and direct work.Anger is called an strategy (advancing) emotion, along with a punching movement, which can be a frequent universal expression of anger, is characterized by a powerful, sudden and direct work.The combination of these 3 precise efforts can also be recognized in LMA as an “action drive,” and supposedly characterizes purposeful movements and actions which are driven by a certain aim.Indeed, based on some theories the purpose of anger should be to drive us to action to fight for survival, or to act aggressively toward others, in an effort to cause them to behave within a way which will resolve conflicts of interest in favor from the angry individual (Sell et al).Punching movements and leaning forward (which is fundamentally advancing in the shape with the body) had been utilized in earlier studies to elicit anger (Duclos et al Flack et al Duclos and Laird, ), but in those studies they have been described as particular movements and not by the motor qualities that characterize those movements.Previous research that described anger expressions portrayed angry movements as powerful, rapid, and direct movements (De Meijer, Crane and Gross,), as consisting of shaking the fists and stamping the feet (Atkinson et al) which are also powerful, sudden, and direct movements, and as like leaning forward (Winters,), bending theFrontiers in Psychology www.frontiersin.orgJanuary Volume ArticleShafir et al.Motor Characteristics of Basic EmotionsTABLE Motifs having the highest ” correctintensity_felt” for each and every emotion.Anger Motif number Number of cases correctintensity felt ..EffortWeightStrong EffortTimeSudden EffortSpaceDirect SpaceSagitalForward ..EffortWeightStrong EffortTimeSudden EffortFlowBind ..EffortWeightStrong EffortTimeSudden EffortSpaceDirect ..EffortWeightStrong EffortTimeSudden EffortSpaceDirect Norisoboldine custom synthesis ShapeSagitalAdvance SpaceSagitalForward ShapeChangeExpand BodyPartsArm PhrIntensityIncrease ..SpaceSagitalBack EffortFlowBind EffortTimeSudden BodypartsArm PhrIntensityIncrease EffortSpaceDirect SpaceRotationTwistFearMotif quantity Quantity of situations correctintensity felt..ShapeChangeCondense ShapeSagitalRetreat EffortFlowBind EffortTimeSudden BodypartsArm EffortSpaceDirect PhrIntensityIncrease..ShapeChangeCondense SjapeSagitalRetreat SpaceSagitalBack EffortFlowBind EffortTimeSudden PhrIntensityIncrease SpaceRotationTwist EffortSpaceDirect BodypartsArm..EffortFlowBind ShapeChangeCondense ShapeHorizontalEnclose ShapeSagitalRetreat SpaceSagitalBack BodyActionArmtoUpBd EffortSpaceDirect ShapeVerticalSink EffortTimeSudden BodypartsArm BodypartsHead SpaceRotationTwist BodyPartsCore EffortTimeSustained SpaceSagitalForward .EffortWeightLight ShapeVerticalRise ShapeHorizontalSpread BodyActionJump PhrRhythReinitiating EffortFlowFree ShapeChangeExpand EffortTimeSustained ShapeSagitalRetreat SpaceVerticalDown SpaceRotationTwist ..BodyActionArmtoUpBd BodyPartsHead ShapeVerticalSink BodyPartsArm SpaceVerticalDown ShapeChangeCondenseHappinessMotif number Variety of situations correctintensity felt..BodyActionJump ShapeChangeExpand EffortTimeSudden ShapeSagita.
