Recognising
emotions
In
a
new
study
,
scientists
say
that
teenagers
aren't
very
good
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understanding
how
other
people
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.
Also
,
they
often
have
problems
recognising
their
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feelings
.
So
,
what
can
teenagers
do
?
We
ask
two
psychologists
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advice
.
Dr
Nash
:
'People
often
think
it's
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to
understand
how
others
feel
,
but
that's
not
true
.
For
example
,
when
someone
says
they're
happy
,
it
doesn't
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are
.
So
,
don't
just
listen
to
what
people
are
saying
.
Think
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how
they're
saying
it
-
the
way
they
talk
,
their
faces
and
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language
.
Consider
the
situation
,
too
.
Don't
forget
that
people
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their
emotions
in
different
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:
some
people
cry
when
they're
happy
,
or
laugh
when
they're
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.
'
Dr
Reed
:
'I'm
not
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teenagers
have
problems
recognising
emotions
.
Actually
,
it's
difficult
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everyone
!
The
ability
to
understand
your
own
feelings
is
very
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.
When
you're
having
a
bad
day
,
stop
and
think
why
you're
feeling
this
way
.
Then
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the
emotion
:
are
you
sad
,
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or
angry
?
Sometimes
when
people
are
angry
they
say
things
they
later
feel
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about
.
So
,
before
you
do
anything
,
try
to
calm
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.
Talk
to
someone
about
your
____________________
and
ask
for
____________________
.
'
