One of the trends in human-computer interaction (HCI) is that its increasing focus on social issues. Crowds are frequent social phenomena in society. Understanding the psychology behind crowd interaction and behavior not only forms a meaningful contribution to HCI, but also a significant contribution to the field of crowd management. This paper developed a set 13 crowd emotional feelings and investigated their relation with 11 action (behavioral) tendencies in both event and non-event crowd situations. The results are expected to be relevant for designing selfreport software to support the interactions between crowd managers and crowd members.