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You are required to address each of the 10 following questions. Many of the questions contain multiple parts to them so please ensure you are addressing them all.
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1. When we meet Riley, most of the time Joy is in charge of her thoughts and personality. Do you feel that you and/or others experience Joy more frequently? Why or Why not? What other feelings are most prevalent?
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2. Riley and her family go through a lot of changes when they move from Minnesota to San Francisco. Have you ever gone through a big transition? What was the emotional response you recall having?
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3. How are the glowing balls, or “core memories” made? Are all people’s core memories the same? Or are they unique to each individual?
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4. What do the core memories have to do with Riley’s personality?
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5. When Sadness touches one of the happy core memories, she colors it blue. What do you think is going on then? Is it possible that our current moods can color our past memories? Or how we define our personality?
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6. Do you think that the core memories were changed forever or was there a temporary filter on them? Or do all core memories have multiple emotional aspects to them? Explain.
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7. When Riley’s mother tells her that she is helping her parents by being their “happy girl”, Riley feels pressure to only show them her joy. What do you think of this?
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8. Do you think that our society values certain emotions over others? Which ones? Why?
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9. At the end of the movie, Joy learns that other emotions, especially Sadness, are also important. Why?
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10. Do you think it is easier for males or females, or for younger or older people, to express different emotions? Which ones? Why?
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Instructions for assignment:
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• Watch Inside Out outside of class – student is responsible for gaining access to film
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• APA Format (use the links provided on Blackboard)
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o You will turn in 7 pages total:
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? 1 Title page
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? 1 Abstract page (one paragraph summary of your paper)
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? 4 Full pages of content
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? 1 Works cited/reference page