Perustunteistalähestymistapaa
Perustunteistalähestymistapaa, often translated as the basic emotion approach, is a theoretical framework in psychology that posits the existence of a set of universal, innate, and fundamental emotions. These basic emotions are considered to be present across all human cultures and are thought to be distinct from more complex or secondary emotions. Proponents of this approach typically identify a core set of emotions, which may include happiness, sadness, anger, fear, surprise, and disgust, though the exact list can vary between researchers.
The core idea is that these basic emotions are characterized by their own unique physiological, expressive,
Research in this area often involves cross-cultural studies to identify shared emotional expressions and experiences, as