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Emotion
A complex experience with arousal, behavior, and cognition
Arousal
Physical activation of the body
Cognition
Thinking, interpreting, and labeling experiences
James-Lange Theory
Emotion comes after body reactions
Cannon-Bard Theory
Emotion and body reactions happen at the same time
Schachter-Singer Theory
Emotion = arousal + cognitive label
Two-Factor Theory
Another name for Schachter-Singer theory
Amygdala
Brain structure that processes fear and emotion
Low Road
Fast emotional pathway without thinking
High Road
Slower pathway with conscious thinking
Basic Emotions
Universal emotions like happiness, fear, anger
Valence
Positive or negative emotion
Autonomic Nervous System (ANS)
Controls automatic body responses
Sympathetic Nervous System
Activates body during stress
Parasympathetic Nervous System
Calms body after stress
Epinephrine
Hormone that increases arousal (adrenaline)
Insula
Brain area involved in disgust and emotions
Reappraisal
Changing how you think about a situation to change emotion
Nonverbal communication
Communicating without words (facial expressions, tone, gestures)
Facial expressions
Movements of the face that show emotion
Thin slices
Brief moments used to judge emotions or personality
Empathy
Understanding and sharing others’ feelings
Emotional contagion
When emotions spread from one person to another
Display rules
Cultural rules about expressing emotions
Facial feedback effect
Facial expressions influence emotions
Behavior feedback effect
Actions influence emotions
Genuine smile
Real smile using eyes and mouth
Feign (fake) smile
Forced smile using only mouth
Arousal
Physical state of alertness or activation