Discussion
Dominant emotions are always :
I. Pleasant
II. Unpleasant
III. Strong
IV. Rare
Answer: B
Dominant emotions are the emotions that rule a person's mood over a period. They can be pleasant (joy, affection) or unpleasant (anger, fear), and they are strong because they dominate behaviour, so statements I, II and III hold. They are not rare, because a dominant emotion is the one that appears most often in the person. Hence option B, I, II and III, is the answer. Dominant emotions take over the person's feelings for a time and colour the behaviour, which is why they are strong, and they may be of either quality, pleasant or unpleasant, depending on the person and the situation. Options that give only one quality, or call them rare, are therefore wrong.
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