Robert A. Creo
Abstract
As addressed in last month's Part 1, disgust is primal as an emotion and motivator. Its fraternal twin, contempt, which is an attitude or belief, involves thought, conscious and unconscious, and can be modified by deliberative choices.
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As addressed in last month's Part 1, disgust is primal as an emotion and motivator. Its fraternal twin, contempt, which is an attitude or belief, involves thought, conscious and unconscious, and can be modified by deliberative choices.
Key concepts: Contempt, Disgust, Unconscious mind, Psychology, Social psychology, Cognitive psychology, Psychoanalysis, Anger