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Emotions and Health

Oleg Minaev about this or other people's reaction to external stimuli, we tried, as a rule, the nature of "emotional response" . This - on scientific, but in real life how it goes. Amused - you laugh, angry - you're swearing. Too often in today's world we are not able to experience the full range of emotional palette inherent in a mature personality. Note that it is a mature personality, and our current emotional life are manifestations of an immature personality, or retrograde. Personality, unable to emotionally react to the outside world, is emotionally obtuse person, such states are in serious mental disorders. But the theme of today's conversation is a modern everyman beginning of the XXI century, living in southern Russia, near the "hot spots", recognized relatively healthy. Poverty leads to emotional life that is gradually generalizes the polar or opposite emotions such as sadness - anger and joy - anger. Let's see what happens in the above average man (to which I refer, and managers of different levels).