All of the above options are terms for the unconscious influence of emotions on language.

Ambiguous language is not a type of emotional language because it does not convey a clear emotional meaning.

All of the above options are terms for the use of language to express emotions.

Emotional language is not used to suppress emotions, but rather to express, regulate, and cope with them.

All of the above options are terms for the use of language to understand emotions.

The speaker's tone of voice is not a factor that influences the emotional meaning of language, as it is not a linguistic feature.

All of the above options are terms for the use of language to manipulate emotions.

Using logic to persuade is not a type of emotional manipulation, as it does not involve the use of emotions to influence behavior.

All of the above options are terms for the use of language to heal emotional wounds.

Using language to heal emotional wounds does not involve suppressing emotions, but rather expressing, processing, and understanding them.

All of the above options are terms for the use of language to promote emotional well-being.

Using negative self-talk is not a way to use language to promote emotional well-being, as it can lead to negative emotions and low self-esteem.

All of the above options are terms for the use of language to connect with others on an emotional level.

Using sarcasm is not a way to use language to connect with others on an emotional level, as it can be hurtful and alienating.

All of the above options are terms for the use of language to create a sense of community.

Using divisive language is not a way to use language to create a sense of community, as it can lead to conflict and division.