Physiological needs (such as food, water, etc.)

Security needs (such as housing, health, etc.)

Social needs (such as friendship, intimacy, etc.)

Self-actualization needs (such as growth, self-worth realization, etc.)

Joy, sadness, anger, fear, etc.

How and to what extent different emotions are experienced

Emotion regulation and mental health

Impact on behavior and decision-making

Verbal expression (such as language, writing, etc.)

Non-verbal expression (such as expressions, body language, etc.)

express true emotions

accept other people’s emotional expressions

Listen and understand the emotions of others

Give others emotional support and recognition

Help others with emotional distress

Improve relationships and cooperation

Family, friendship, love, teacher-student relationship, etc.

Building and maintaining emotional relationships

The importance of emotional support and safety

The impact of emotional relationships on mental health

The relationship between emotion and identity

The shaping of individual self-image by emotions

Self-identity, acceptance and expression of emotions

Feedback and confirmation of self-identity through emotional expression

Improvement and development of individual emotional abilities

Cultivation and shaping of emotional intelligence

The impact of emotional growth on individual happiness

The contribution of emotional growth to social harmony

By sharing emotional experiences and expressing emotions

Emotional sharing builds and deepens emotional relationships

The impact of emotional sharing on individual happiness and satisfaction

Emotional sharing promotes social cohesion

Emotional satisfaction and happiness

Gain support and understanding from others through emotional expression

Emotional gain promotes individual growth and development

The role of emotional harvest in social harmony and progress