Can You Recognize These Feeling Of Anticipation?
Anticipation is tension of expectation. It is a fascinating emotion that can be positively and negatively affect ones progress. It could be a reason for happiness and a reason to be sad. It is a mystery of its own. This quiz is created to help you understand some basics of the emotion whilst still having fun. Sit back and enjoy!
- 1.
Basically, what does the emotion of anticipation entail?- A.
Thinking of the past
- B.
Thinking of the present
- C.
Thinking of the omnipresent
- D.
Thinking of the future
- 2.
Popular research has suggests that anticipation often occur when our minds are in specific state. What is that specific state?
- A.
Blank without thought
- B.
Tensed with worries
- C.
Jacked up with fear
- D.
Stressed out
- 3.
Do anticipations occur in daydreams?
- A.
No
- B.
Maybe
- C.
Yes
- D.
Not so sure
- 4.
Robert Skynner made a suggestion as to the usefulness of the emotion of anticipation. What is the usefulness?
- A.
Anticipation is a good way to manage blood sugar
- B.
Anticipation is a great way to deal with anxiety
- C.
Anticipation gives foresight
- D.
Anticipation is a good way to deal with stress
- 5.
According to Robert Skynner, anticipation fall within the bracket of one of this defenses?
- A.
Mature defenses
- B.
Childish defenses
- C.
Teenage defenses
- D.
Adolescent defenses
- 6.
All of the following are not types of mature defenses except?
- A.
Shock
- B.
Anticipation
- C.
Grief
- D.
Nonchalance
- 7.
Which of the following is the most important ingredient for maximum sexual pleasure?
- A.
Aphrodisiacs
- B.
Candies
- C.
Dildos
- D.
Positive anticipation
- 8.
What is the another name for pleasurable anticipation?
- A.
Zeal
- B.
Eagerness
- C.
Anxiety
- D.
Excitement
- 9.
What is a popular type of anticipation common in stage actors?
- A.
Shyness
- B.
Stage fright
- C.
Timidity
- D.
Fear of crowd
- 10.
In literary works, what is the common form of anticipation used by writers?
- A.
Series of anticipation-payoffs
- B.
Climax
- C.
Antithesis
- D.
Excitement
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