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Social vs. non-social distinction

Emotions can also be classified according to those that can occur when the individual is alone and not thinking about others, and those that seem more essentially socially directed. Examples of proposed social emotions include jealousy, love, hatred, guilt and gratitude. A current work by Rechter, Levontin and Kluger from the Hebrew University is done classifying and grouping social emotions, while relating and distinguishing them from non-social, or general, emotions.

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  1. ^ Butler, Emily A.; Egloff, Boris; Wlhelm, Frank H.; Smith, Nancy C.; Erickson, Elizabeth A.; Gross, James J. (March 2003). "The social consequences of expressive suppression". Emotion. 3 (1): 48–67. doi:10.1037/1528-3542.3.1.48. PMID 12899316.{{cite journal}}: CS1 maint: date and year (link)