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It is proposed that emotion is derived from two sorts of autonomic visceral response and is represented psychologically as pleasure and displeasure. The psychology of emotion has two distinct facets: affect, the inner kinetic reaction, and emotional expression, its outward manifestation. The component parts of affect are enteroceptive, proprioceptive, and verbal. The expression of emotion is a faculty acquired under environmental and cultural influences.
Anxiety is the primary emotion of displeasure. Basically an innate reaction which undergoes various modifications in degree