See red, feel blue — A new understanding of emotions and feelings: A new understanding of emotions and feelings

Author: Susan Aldridge
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Publish Date: 2002-10-01
Features: Anger, anxiety, depression—common maladies of modern society. Where do they come from? What are their relationships with each other? How should we cope with them? This book represents red and blue as two extreme emotions—when anger loses control, leading to conflict and violence, we see red; when this emotion shifts deep into a person's character, forming depression, we feel blue. The rapid fluctuations in emotions and feelings bring severe social psychological issues, drawing widespread attention. This book is the first to explore the connection between anger and depression. It reveals new scientific findings, analyzing the causes and psychological characteristics of depression and anger from perspectives of psychology, sociology, biology, and genetics. It examines various factors influencing people's mental and psychological health, providing a knowledge source for understanding and alleviating emotional and psychological abnormalities.
Why are we so easily angered? Why do we so readily fall into anxiety? Red represents anger, while blue has always symbolized melancholy. What is the connection between emotions and feelings in these rapid shifts? When anger loses control, leading to conflict and violence, it means we see red; when this emotion shifts deep into a person's character, forming depression, we feel blue. This rapid change in emotions and feelings brings severe social problems, which for individuals may mean the destruction of their lives and careers.