Aristotle also described the concept of emotions as an important factor that plays a pivotal role in the functioning of the existing amplification to reach to the target goals. People run more quickly if they were frightened and also provide emotions for doing fastidious exercise. Infact, the emotions also provide a reason for acting such as people become angry and ready to fight.
Emotions also influence the perceiving of natural things that results in the major cause of selective perception. Sense-perception operates the chance of causing emotions by the process of excitement. Different emotions are displayed by different persons according to the time and satisfaction of the required conditions.
For example, the coward person is excited by fear and the normal person excites his amorous desire by seeking little resemblance. Thus, the former thinks by dealing with foes and the latter thinks the object of desire that eventually results in the arousal of emotions. In the state of anger and appetite, the person becomes highly deceived to stimulate the feelings of more emotions.