••Disapproving of/feeling morally superior to another.
••Extreme disapproval of yourself or your own feelings, thoughts, or behaviors.
••Judging that a person is deeply immoral or has sinned or violated the natural order of things.
••Judging someone’s body as extremely ugly.
••Other:  
Biological c hanges and e xperiences of Disgust
••Feelings of nausea; sick feeling.
••Urge to vomit, vomiting, gagging, choking.
••Having a lump in your throat.
••Aversion to drinking or eating.
••Intense urge to destroy or get rid of 
something.••Urge to take a shower.
••Urge to run away or push away.
••Feeling contaminated, dirty, unclean.
••Feeling mentally polluted.
••Fainting.
••Other:  
expressions and a ctions of Disgust
••Vomiting, spitting out.
••Closing your eyes, looking away.
••Washing, scrubbing, taking a bath.
••Changing your clothes; cleaning spaces.
••Avoiding eating or drinking.
••Pushing or kicking away; running away.
••Treating with disdain or disrespect.
••Stepping over; crowding another person out.••Physically attacking causes of your disgust.
••Using obscenities or cursing.
••Clenching your hands or fists.
••Frowning, or not smiling.
••Mean or unpleasant facial expression.
••Speaking with a sarcastic voice tone.
••Nose and top lip tightened up; smirking.
••Other:  
aftereffects of Disgust
••Narrowing of attention.