Briefly talk about the main manifestations of bad emotions.

Bad mood refers to a person's excessive experience after responding to objective stimuli. Anxiety, tension, anger, depression, sadness, pain, sadness, unhappiness, depression and other emotions are all bad emotions.

Bad emotions mainly include two forms of emotional expression: one is continuous negative emotional experience. It means that after the factors causing negative emotions such as sadness, worry, fear, shock, anger and impatience disappear, the subject is still immersed in a negative state for a long time. Second, emotional experience is excessive, which means that psychological experience is too strong and beyond a certain limit, such as ecstasy and excessive excitement. Persistent negative emotional experience and excessive emotional experience have serious harm, and the degree of harm varies from person to person.