Which of the following are social emotions displayed during interpersonal communication? Choose the correct answer from the options given below.

All five named feelings count as social emotions displayed during interpersonal communication.

Embarrassment arises from a sense of exposure before others in an interaction.

Guilt follows an awareness of having wronged another person.

Shame carries a felt deficiency of the self before real or imagined observers.

Pride marks a socially referenced satisfaction in one's own worth or achievement.

Jealousy grows from a perceived threat to a valued relationship, completing this set of self-conscious, other-oriented emotions.