4.7 Emotions

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Facial Feedback Hypothesis

Facial expressions influence emotional experiences.

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Broaden-and-Build Theory

Positive emotions broaden awareness and actions.

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Common Sense Theory

Stimulus leads to emotion, then physiological response.

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James-Lange Theory

Stimulus causes physiological response, then emotion.

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Cannon-Bard Theory

Stimulus triggers simultaneous physiological response and emotion.

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Schachter-Singer Theory

Emotion arises from physiological response and cognitive appraisal.

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Lazarus Theory

Cognitive appraisal precedes physiological response and emotion.

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Zajonc-LeDoux Theory

Emotions occur independently of cognitive appraisal.

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Emotional Impact on Attention

Emotions can enhance or impair focus and memory.

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Decision-Making and Emotions

Emotions influence the speed and quality of decisions.

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Emotions and Relationships

Positive emotions strengthen interpersonal connections.

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Health and Emotions

Managing emotions contributes to better mental health.

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Cultural Emotion Expression

Cultures vary in emotional expression and interpretation.

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Paul Ekman

Studied universal emotions and facial expressions.

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Universal Emotions

Basic emotions recognized across cultures.

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Mixed Results in Emotion Research

Studies show varying conclusions on emotion universality.

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Cognitive Labeling

Cognitive interpretation necessary for emotional experience.

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