Intro to Psychology 9:2 Emotions
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- Q1Emotion is defined as "feeling or affect" than can involvepsychological arousal, conscious experience, and behavioral expression.physiological arousal, conscious experience, and behavioral expression.physiological arousal and behavioral expression, but not conscious experience.30s
- Q2The James Lange theory says emotion results from:psychological stress triggered by stimuli in the environment.the body sending emotional perception messages to the brain, causing physiological arousal.physiological stress triggered by stimuli in the environment.30s
- Q3The Cannon Bard Theory of emotion states that emotion and physiological responsesare not related.occur within seconds of each other.occur at the same time.30s
- Q4The part of the brain that plays a major role in emotions such as fear and anxiety is the:hippocampusWernicke's Areaprefrontal cortexamygdala30s
- Q5People who show more left than right prefrontal activation tend to be:angrier.sadder.depressed.happier.30s
- Q6The two-factor theory of emotion says that emotion is:determined by physiological arousal and cognitive labeling.physiological arousal and emotional labeling.psychological arousal and cognitive labeling.30s
- Q7Facial expressions can influence emotions as well as reflect them.TrueFalse30s
- Q8Psychologists of today believe that facial expressions of emotions have strong biological ties.FalseTrue30s
- Q9Emotions and facial expressions vary greatly from country to country.TrueFalse30s
- Q10Cultural groups often have display rules that determine when, where and how emotions should be expressed.TrueFalse30s
- Q11Men are more accurate at recognizing the emotional content of faces than women.FalseTrue30s
- Q12Valence refers to whether an emotion feels pleasant or unpleasant.TrueFalse30s
- Q13The broaden and build model of positive emotion states that positive emotions have an effect on our attention and ability to face problems.FalseTrue30s
- Q14Emotions such as anger, guilt, and sadness areexamples of negative affectexamples of positive affect30s
- Q15Emotions such as joy, happiness, and interest are examples ofNegative affectPositive affect30s