emotion Flashcards

(18 cards)

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what is the James-Lange theory?

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stimulus, bodily arousal, emotion. “we feel afraid because we tremble”

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what is the Cannon-Bard theory?

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stimulus, simultaneous arousal and emotion. emotions and bodily responses occur at the same time

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what is the Schachter-Singer thoery?

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stimulus, arousal and cognitive label, emotion. emotions is physiological arousal and cognitive interpretation

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what are the similarities between the three major classic theories of emotion?

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they all link emotion and physiology

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what are the differences between the three major classic theories of emotion?

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the order and role of cognition vary

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what is the high road?

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cognition precedes emotion. thalamus, cortex, amygdala. involves conscious thought before emotion

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what is the low road?

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emotion without cognition. thalamus, amygdala directly. allows fast and automatic emotional responses

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what are the differences between Schachter-Singer, Lazarus, and Zajonc theories of emotion?

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Schachter-Singer proposes emotion as arousal and cognitive label, Lazarus proposes emotions arise from cognitive appraisal even if unconscious, Zajonc proposes some emotions occur without conscious thought

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what is the role of the sympathetic nervous system?

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activates, fight or flight

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what is the role of the parasympathetic nervous system?

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calms, rest and digest

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how is the amygdala involved in emotion?

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central to fear, anger, and threat detection. links emotions to memory and quick reactions

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how is the right prefrontal lobe involved in emotion?

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linked with positive emotions

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how is the left prefrontal lobe involved in emotion?

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linked with negative emotions

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what facial expressions are universal?

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happiness, sadness, anger, fear, surprise, disgust

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what is universality in regards to universal facial expressions?

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these expressions are biologically innate, not learned

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what is a genuine (Duchenne) smile?

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involves eye muscles and mouth muscles

17
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what is a fake (social) smile?

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involves only mouth muscles

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what distinguishes a genuine smile from a fake smile?

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the eyes are the giveaway, real smiles engage them automatically