One emotion has no accompanying facial expression. Another emotion has no valence. Consequently, not all psychologists consider these two emotions as legitimate emotions. These two emotions are

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Marcelo Burton

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19 October, 09:22

One emotion has no accompanying facial expression. Another emotion has no valence. Consequently, not all psychologists consider these two emotions as legitimate emotions. These two emotions are

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Melany Sutton · Answer 1

Love and Surprise

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While love and surprise most definitely feels like emotions and a very strong one at that, surprise is just an emotion that can be seen in the face. Surprise is simply an emotion felt by an individual when an unexpected thing occurs. Some psychologists do not consider love and surprise as emotions because while emotions can be expressed, the valence of love is not known.