EMOTIONAL STATES OF A PERSON

Abstract

a person's emotional state is an important psychological parameter that reflects their internal feelings and mental state. This state is manifested in a person's reactions in everyday life, responses to stress, changes in social relationships, and reactions to life experiences. Emotional state affects a person's physical and mental well-being, shaping their psychological stability and social interactions. A person's emotional state consists of positive and negative emotions, expressed in states such as happiness, joy, sadness, fear, anger, or anxiety. These states are often influenced by the person's internal environment (e.g., self-awareness, self-esteem) and external environment (society, family status, workplace situations). The study of a person's emotional state is important in the fields of psychology, sociology, and neuroscience, as it determines a person's overall well-being, stress tolerance, and decision-making ability. The article analyzes various aspects of a person's emotional states, such as how they change over time and in different situations, the importance of managing emotions, and their role in social relationships. The development of emotional intelligence, that is, the ability of a person to recognize their own emotions and establish appropriate relationships with others, is also considered an important issue. Emotional states are necessary not only for personal development, but also for social cohesion, work efficiency, and psychological health. Understanding and working with a person's emotional states is a widely discussed topic in psychology and social sciences, which is of great importance for self-awareness and maintaining a proper balance with society. The article extensively covers scientific research related to emotional states, personal experiences, and methods of managing them.