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CHAPTER 11- EMOTION Flashcards

(11 cards)

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Defining aspects of Emotion

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-Brief, acute changes in conscious experience/ physiological response to a meaningful situation persons environment.

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Functions of Emotion

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Intrapersonal Functions: immediate action, motivates future behaviors
Interpersonal Functions: Social communication, elicit specific behaviors in perceivers

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Evolutionary Approach and “Basic” Emotions

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  • Functions for the organism
  • Happiness
  • Anger
  • Contempt
  • Fear
  • Disgust
  • Sadness
  • Surprise
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Dimensional Approach to Emotion

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  • Valence (pleasure vs. displeasure)
  • Arousal (high intensity)
  • Approach VS Avoidance
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How the Facial Feedback Hypothesis supports the

James-Lange Theory

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James-Lange Theory: Perception of Event–Bodily Response (specific)–Feeling Afraid

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What is an emotional appraisal?

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evaluation of the significance of an eliciting event, person, or object to one’s welfare

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Why is the “lie detector” problematic?

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  • false positives – incorrectly labelling truthful people as liars
  • Merely an “arousal detector”
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What is Positive Psychology?

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study of the conditions and processes that contribute to the flourishing or
optimal functioning of people, groups, and
institutions

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Good vs. Poor predictors of happiness

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-Good predictors of happiness
Social connectedness
Gratitude
Psychological “Flow” – getting lost in the moment
Positive Illusions – “Rose colored glasses”

-Poor predictors of long-term well-being
Major life events
Absolute income or success
Relative income is better predictor

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Affective forecasting

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  • Generally poor at predicting our own/others happiness

- Overestimate lasting emotional impact of future

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How does Happiness change with Age?

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-Happiness is development process increases with age

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