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Feelings Wheel Black and White: Printable PDF

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Black and white wheels: outlines with no fill print on any printer and save color ink. You can color the sections in, using whatever color you connect with each emotion.

Feelings wheel: ten core emotion families in the center (joy, calm, love, interest, surprise, sadness, fear, anger, disgust, shame and guilt) and five specific feeling words around each on the outer ringFeelings Wheel10 core families in the center · 50 specific feelings outsideEmoAtlas mood journal · emoatlas.comJoycontentmentreliefpridehopeelationCalmrelaxationsafetyacceptanceserenityconfidenceLove & connectiontrustgratitudebelongingcompassionloveInterestcuriosityabsorptionanticipationinspirationfascinationSurprisepuzzlementconfusionamazementshockaweSadnessdisappointmentlonelinesshelplessnessdespairgriefFear & anxietyworryinsecuritynervousnessanxietypanicAngerirritationfrustrationhurtjealousyrageDisgustboredomdislikedisgustcontemptloathingShame & guiltembarrassmentshynessguiltshamehumiliation

Plutchik's wheel of emotions: eight basic emotions at three intensities, strongest in the center. Circle the word that fits right now.

Plutchik's wheel of emotions: eight basic emotions (joy, trust, fear, surprise, sadness, disgust, anger, anticipation) at three intensities from center to edge, with mixed emotions such as love, optimism, awe and remorse between neighboring petalsPlutchik's Wheel of Emotions8 basic emotions · stronger toward the center · italics: mixed emotionsEmoAtlas mood journal · emoatlas.comecstasyjoyserenityadmirationtrustacceptanceterrorfearapprehensionamazementsurprisedistractiongriefsadnesspensivenessloathingdisgustboredomrageangerannoyancevigilanceanticipationinterestlovesubmissionawedisapprovalremorsecontemptaggressivenessoptimism

How to use it: “Feelings Wheel: Free Printable PDF and How to Use It” at emoatlas.com/blog/feelings-wheel-pdf. For self-reflection only; not a substitute for professional advice.

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