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Natural Emotion Vocabularies as Windows on Distress and Well-being

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Description: Larger repertoires of emotion words in natural language correlated with more psychological distress and poorer physical health. Use of richer positive emotion vocabularies correlated with higher rates of well-being and better mental and physical health.

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