Exam 10: Emotion

According to Russell (2003), we perceive emotions in a way that is similar to the way in which people perceive __________.

What are the six basic emotions according to Ekman, Friesen, and Ellsworth (1972)?

Ax (1953) manipulated autonomic activity by administering drugs to his participants.

Links between autonomic response patterns and emotion seem to be variable even within a single culture.

Which of the following theorists argued that feelings often arise before any cognitive interpretations?

Blood __________ is a __________ measure of emotion.

ANS stands for Autonomic nervous subunit.

Ekman's __________ theory claims that facial expressions result from an innate and universal biological program, but they can be regulated to meet display rules.

Which of the following appraisals takes into account the extent to which a person is able to deal with the challenges presented by the situation?

Patterns of bodily change:

What is the best way of checking whether autonomic differences are related to emotion or to the induction procedure?

In Speisman, Lazarus, Mordkoff, and Davison (1964), participants in the denial condition had the highest skin conductance.

A less invasive and more direct way of inducing either an angry or happy face in participants places a __________ between participants' __________.

What measure of ANS was taken in Speisman, Lazarus, Mordkoff, and Davison's (1964) study to assess the influence of appraisal on the emotional response to stressful videos?

According to the diagram based on Smith and Lazarus (1993), the emotion of __________ emerges when people consider others accountable for a motivationally congruent event.

What determines an emotional experience according to James?

What is the main critique to Ax's (1953) experiment?

What is the main claim of Zajonc's affective primacy view?

What can be measured in experiments investigating emotions?

Ekman believed that different facial expressions are universally associated with specific basic emotions.