W3 - Lecture 3

Question 1

What is emotional regulation?

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Question 2

What are the two types of emotional regulation? What methods can people use to emotionally regulate?

Answer 2

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Question 3

What is cognitive reappraisal?

Answer 3

s

Question 4

Provide an example of cognitive reappraisal?

Answer 4

s

Question 5

What does Prof. T mean when he says that emotions are not a property of things, they are a product of the brain?

Answer 5

s

Question 6

What do Foti and Hajcak’s (2008) research suggest about cognitive reappraisal?

Answer 6

a

Question 7

What is LPP? How does cognitive reappraisal influence LPP?

Answer 7

a

Question 8

What were the findings of Brady et al. (2017)’s research on test anxiety? What do Brady et al. (2017)’s findings suggest about a reappraisal of physiological rousal?

Answer 8

d

Question 9

Can more senior students benefit from the reappraisal of test anxiety?

Answer 9

a

Question 10

Can reappraisal be unconscious?

Answer 10

a

Question 11

What does the free-choice paradigm from Lieberman et al.’s (2001) study comprising anterograde amnesiacs with healthy controls show about reappraisal?

Answer 11

d

Question 12

How does our new understanding of cognitive reappraisal change (or not change) our views on affective forecasting?

Answer 12

e

Question 13

What does Prof. mean by your brain has your back?

Answer 13

a

Question 14

What is the paradox of worry?

Answer 14

s

Question 15

What is the mindfulness meditation technique?

What is its perfection?

Answer 15

a

Question 16

How could mindfulness help benefit rumination?

Answer 16

a

Question 17

What is addiction? How could mindfulness help aid us in dealing with addiction?

Answer 17

a

Question 18

What does research suggest about the link between mindfulness training and addiction?

Answer 18

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Question 19

What does Johnson et al. (1991) suggest about recognizing faces and babies?

Answer 19

a

Question 20

What is non-conscious face perception? What research is out there that supports this idea?

Answer 20

w

Question 21

What is cortical blindness? How did Pegna et al. (2004) provide evidence for non-conscious face perception?

Answer 21

a

Question 22

What purpose do feeling states serve if just the cognitive states themselves can serve their purpose of our survival?

Answer 22

t

Question 23

What does Facial EMG suggest about cortical blindness and non-conscious facial perception?

Answer 23

q

Question 24

What do we see in the amygdala activation of individuals with cortical blindness when they are looking at a picture with a direct gaze and a picture with an averted gaze?

Answer 24

q

Question 25

Theorize: What role does ey-contact pay in our survival?

Answer 25

q

Question 26

How does amygdala damage impact eye-contact during social interactions?

Answer 26

q

Question 27

What is the availability heuristic?

Answer 27

a

Question 28

Explain Schwarz et al. (1991)'s results and how it provides an example of an availability heuristic.

Answer 28

q

Question 29

How is the availability heuristic supposed to impact the subjective well-being of young adults who use facebook?

Answer 29

a

Question 30

What is the anchoring effect?

Answer 30

a

Question 31

What are the potential consequences of the anchoring effect in the courtroom as suggested by Englich et al. (2006)?

Answer 31

q

Question 32

What is the representativeness heuristic?

Answer 32

a

Question 33

What are examples of the representativeness heuristic?

Answer 33

a

Question 34

What is the status quo bias?

Answer 34

a

Question 35

How do Samuelson and Zeckhauser (1988) provide evidence for the status quo bias?

Answer 35

a