File:The Feelings Wheel.png
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English: The feeling wheel is comprised of three concentric circles and six segments. Each segment corresponds to the six primary feelings: mad, sad, scared, joyful, powerful, and peaceful. The outer circles describe secondary feelings that relate to the primary ones, colored in lighter shades than their counterparts. This file has been corrected, updated, and adapted from another file on Wikimedia Commons. |
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| Author | Thehistoryhead |
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