Common emotions people are likely to experience in the workplace.

1. Stress: Deadlines, workload, and pressure to perform can all contribute to feelings of stress in the workplace.

2. Frustration: Dealing with difficult coworkers, challenging tasks, or lack of resources can lead to feelings of frustration.

3. Anger: Conflict with coworkers, unfair treatment, or feeling unappreciated can trigger feelings of anger in the workplace.

4. Anxiety: Uncertainty about job security, performance evaluations, or upcoming projects can cause feelings of anxiety.

5. Happiness: Accomplishing goals, receiving recognition, or enjoying positive relationships with coworkers can lead to feelings of happiness.

6. Satisfaction: Feeling fulfilled by your work, achieving success, or making a positive impact can result in feelings of satisfaction.

7. Disappointment: Not meeting expectations, receiving negative feedback, or experiencing setbacks can lead to feelings of disappointment.

8. Envy: Comparing oneself to others, feeling overlooked for opportunities, or seeing coworkers succeed can trigger feelings of envy.

9. Guilt: Making mistakes, letting down coworkers, or not meeting expectations can lead to feelings of guilt.

10. Excitement: Starting a new project, learning new skills, or experiencing positive changes in the workplace can result in feelings of excitement.

Positive Emotions:

- Joy: Feelings of happiness, contentment, and delight.
- Gratitude: Appreciation for opportunities, support, and recognition.
- Pride: Satisfaction and accomplishment in one's work and contributions.
- Enthusiasm: Excitement and eagerness towards tasks and projects.
- Optimism: Belief in positive outcomes and a bright future.

Negative Emotions:

- Anger: Frustration, resentment, and irritation.
- Sadness: Feelings of grief, loss, or disappointment.
- Fear: Apprehension, anxiety, or worry about potential threats.
- Stress: Feeling overwhelmed, pressured, or under strain.
- Boredom: Lack of interest or engagement in work tasks.

Ambivalent Emotions:

- Ambition: Desire for success and achievement, but may also lead to feelings of pressure.
- Jealousy: Envy or resentment towards others' accomplishments or recognition.
- Guilt: Feelings of remorse or regret for actions or behaviors.
- Disappointment: Dissatisfaction or unmet expectations.
- Anxiety: A sense of unease, worry, or dread about the future.

Other Emotions:

- Envy: Dissatisfaction with one's own situation compared to others.
- Contempt: Feelings of disdain or superiority towards others.
- Inspiration: Feeling motivated or empowered by someone or something.
- Compassion: Empathy and concern for the well-being of others.
- Trust: Reliance and confidence in others.

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