Exam 10: Emotion
Exam 1: The Science of Psychology118 Questions
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What are the two main theorists proposing that some distinctive facial expressions are innately (and universally) associated with emotions?
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___________ are socialized norms about when and where it is appropriate or not to show a given emotion.
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According to the __________ view, feelings often arise before appraisal.
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What, according to Russell, enables people to represent emotional experiences?
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To William James an emotion is initiated as a(n) __________ experience.
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Which of the following scenarios can be predicted by the facial feedback hypothesis?
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Where are the two electrodes usually placed when measuring skin conductance?
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The prototypical script for 'anger' predicts that if someone offends you, you will probably:
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Who is the most relevant scientist associated with cross-cultural studies on the universality of facial expressions?
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Who wrote that "without the bodily states following on the perception, the latter would be purely cognitive in form"?
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According to the diagram based on Smith and Lazarus (1993), which of the following emotions arises from appraising events as motivationally congruent and appraising the self as accountable for them?
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According to Lazarus (1991), appraisal is ____________ to experience emotions.
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Cognitive scripts provide guidelines to interpret emotions based on the presence or absence of certain components that make an episode a(n) __________ example of the emotion in question.
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Which of the following phenomena did Zajonc present as an example of appraisal-free emotion, which, according to Lazarus, was simply a reflex reaction rather than a real emotion?
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According to the conceptual act theory, core affect consists of a direct perception of pleasure and arousal which are always perceived as emotional per se.
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Barrett's theory struggles to explain cases in which a person might become emotional without knowing it.
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A major debate between __________ and __________ was published and the main reason of this theoretical dispute was whether emotions can arise before appraisal.
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According to what theory does the appreciation of an event as personally relevant cause an emotional state?
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