Question 1

What is Plutchik's Wheel of Emotions?

Accepted Answer

It is a model proposed by psychologist Robert Plutchik in 1980. Eight primary emotions are arranged in a circle with opposing emotions facing each other. Adjacent pairs combine into "dyad" emotions: joy + trust = love, fear + surprise = awe, sadness + disgust = remorse, and so on. Each primary emotion also has a more intense and a milder form.

Question 2

How are the four game modes different?

Accepted Answer

Combo-to-components (easy): given "Love", pick "Joy + Trust". Components-to-combo (medium): given "Joy + Trust", pick "Love". Intensity up (hard): given "Joy", pick its intense form "Ecstasy". Intensity down (hard): given "Joy", pick its mild form "Serenity".

Question 3

How many emotion combinations are there?

Accepted Answer

PlayMemorize includes eight primary dyads (adjacent emotion pairs) and eight secondary dyads (emotions two steps apart on the wheel), plus the three intensity levels for each of the eight primary emotions. That gives a pool of 40+ distinct questions before any repeats.

Question 4

Can I print it as a worksheet?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The worksheet version presents the emotion-combination or intensity question with four multiple-choice answers on paper. Build a sheet from the master generator at /worksheets.

Question 5

Does it work offline?

Accepted Answer

Yes. PlayMemorize is a Progressive Web App. Install once and Feeling Circle plays anywhere without an internet connection.

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