Emotive Verbalisation Of The Concept School: School Students View Point

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Emotive Verbalisation Of The Concept School: School Students View Point

“…Emotions are defined as corporal, facial and acoustic reactions to inner thoughts or mind interpretation of outer happenings. It might be of some use to compare emotions and an attitude (Ben-Ze'ev & Krebs, 2017): emotional attitude is closely connected with evaluations that appear in the mind as a reflection of objects, situations and entities (Chen et al, 2018).…”

“…In contemporary linguistic studies the notion of the concept has been more or less outlined. It is defined as a distinct unit of the collective consciousness, a component of the common national cultural inherence expressed by lexical means (Chen, Lin, Ku, Zhang, & O'Connell, 2018). The concept contains both cultural sense and lexical meaning (Nemickien, 2011).…”