Cry

Cry

Cry (pronounced: /krai/) is a complex human behavior that involves vocalization, tears, and other physiological changes. It is often associated with strong emotional states, such as sadness, joy, or frustration.

Etymology

The word "cry" comes from the Old English crian, which means "to shout, utter in a loud voice; cry out, call; summon."

Related Terms

• Tears: The liquid that is produced in the eyes in response to emotion or irritation.
• Emotion: A complex state of feeling that results in physical and psychological changes that influence thought and behavior.
• Vocalization: The act of producing sounds with the voice.
• Physiological Changes: Changes in the normal functioning of the body, often in response to emotional states.

See Also

• Psychology
• Physiology
• Emotion
• Vocalization

External links

• Medical encyclopedia article on Cry
• Wikipedia's article - Cry

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