Exam 4: Emotions

One difference between facilitative emotions and debilitative emotions is whether you feel the emotion for a short or long period of time.

INSTRUCTIONS for questions 98-107: Match each of the statements below with the fallacy it most clearly represents. -"I've always been quiet in class and I don't see myself changing now."

__________ is the term described in the text as the process of managing and sometimes suppressing emotions.

Sarah's self-esteem has been shattered since she lost her job four months ago.Reappraising the event as an opportunity to find a new career can help her alter the debilitating emotion that prevents her from effective functioning.

INSTRUCTIONS for questions 98-107: Match each of the statements below with the fallacy it most clearly represents. -"You never tell me how you feel."

Researchers have found that college students who can pinpoint the negative emotions they experience, such as anger, also have the best strategies for managing their emotions.

When you believe that others cause your emotions rather than your own self-talk, you are falling for the fallacy of

According to your text, introverts are shy and usually don't like people.

Which of the following is an example of the fallacy of causation?

Over-expression of emotion may create physiological ailments as much as under-expression of emotion.

Even across cultures, men tend to say "I love you" more than women.

An example of an "activating event" can be which of the following?

According to your text, one reason people don't express feelings is

People who subscribe to the fallacy of perfection believe

"My roommate ought to be more understanding." This quote is an example of the fallacy of

The text approach to minimizing debilitative emotions is a form of reappraisal.

INSTRUCTIONS for questions 98-107: Match each of the statements below with the fallacy it most clearly represents. -"You're making me angry."

INSTRUCTIONS for questions 98-107: Match each of the statements below with the fallacy it most clearly represents. -"Those interviewers made me so nervous."

Feelings are often recognized by nonverbal changes, such as blushing.

Since collectivist cultures pay more attention to nonverbal behaviors, they are better at expressing both positive and negative emotions.