悬疑(Suspense)是一种不确定的心理感觉,通常是对于某些事件及行为产生焦虑。许多电影或小说经常制造悬疑气氛来吸引读者,其叙事结构与兴奋或好奇心理相异。
此条目介绍的是一种情绪。关于情节类型,请见“
悬疑惊悚”。
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