Exam 3 Emotions theories

Question 1

Basically, your physiological experience determines your emotion. The conscious experience of emotion result from a person’s perception of emotional arousal.
Who’s theory?

Answer 1

James-Lange (physiological express emotions)

Question 2

Emotion occurs when the thalamus sends signal to cortex and ANS(autonomic nervous system) at the same time.
This means conscious feeling and autonomic response happened at the same time
Who’s theory?

Answer 2

Cannon-bard (physiological and emotions happens at the same time)

Question 3

Experience of emotion depends on ANS arousal and cognitive appraisal.
When you notice autonomic arousal, try to figure out why you have that emotions
We label emotions a certain way based on cognitive appraisals of the situation
Who’s theory?

Answer 3

Schachter

Question 4

Dog bark -> Tremble -> fear (I feel afraid because I tremble) who’s theory fits?

Answer 4

James-Lange

Question 5

Dog bark-> brain activity+ fear+ trembling (The dog makes me tremble and feel afraid) who’s theory fits?

Answer 5

Cannon-Bard

Question 6

= Dog bark-> Tremble-> Appraisal -> Conscious feeling (I label my trembling as fear because I appraise the situation as danger) who’s theory fits?

Answer 6

Schachter

Question 7

Mood vs emotions. Which one prolong better?

Answer 7

Mood

Question 8

Mood vs emotions. Which one last better?

Answer 8

Mood

Question 9

________are not necessarily accompanied by specific thinking pattern.

Answer 9

Mood (unlikely emotions)

Question 10

________are not strongly related to facial expressions

Answer 10

Mood