Assertion: disgust | /r/HasProperty | emotion
Facets:
value: like fear
type: OTHER
value: towards physical objects
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: most often
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Because disgust is an emotion with physical responses to undesirable or dirty situations, studies have proven there are cardiovascular and respiratory changes while experiencing the emotion of disgust.
text: Disgust is one of the five emotions controlling Riley's mind and helping her.
text: Disgust is the emotion that I want to talk about today.
text: The first chapter uses those methods to make a quick case that disgust is its own emotion, distinct from nearby aversive reactions like hate or fear, and concludes with some agenda setting questions:
text: Although disgust is most often considered an emotion towards physical objects, it can also be triggered by more abstract ‘things’ that one wants to keep away from.
text: But because disgust is an emotion, it's not purely cognitive or psychological.
text: Disgust is, like fear, an emotion that is considered primordial and closely related to our physical survival.
text: Disgust is an emotion to which I never gave much thought.
text: Disgust is an emotion.
text: Disgust is an emotion I never gave much thought.
text: Disgust is an emotion that is typically associated with things that are perceived as unclean, inedible, or infectious.
text: Disgust is one of the five emotions controlling Riley's mind and helping her.
text: Disgust is one of the five emotions controlling Riley's mind and helping her.
text: Disgust is the emotion felt towards a person when they have transgressed rules, in particular values.