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Emotion

a feeling state that involves physiological arousal, expressive behaviors, and conscious experience (arousal + label)

Facial-Feedback Hypothesis

trick your body to feel an elevated emotion with a smile

Behavior-Feedback Effect

the shifting of your mood when walking with SHORT steps looking DIWN vs walking with LONGER strides looking UP

Broader-and-Build Theory

theory that positive emotions enlarge our perspective and have an upward spiral effect

Polygraph

a device used to detect physiological changes associated with lying

Universal Emotions

emotions that are recognized acroos cultures, such as happiness, sadness, anger, fear, surprise, and disgust

Anger

an emotion triggered by injustice or frustration

Disgust

an emotion triggered by something offensive or unpleasant

Happiness

a positive emotion associated with joy and contentment

Surprise

an emotion triggered by something unexpected

Fear

an emotion triggered by perceived danger or threat

Sadness

an emotion associated with loss or disappointment

Display Rules

cultural norms like looking sad at a funeral or looking attentive during mr. adam's AP Calc lecture

Spillover Effect

ms mcgraw finally lands an agent to publish her novel, and without sharing the news, her resulting good mood affects the students' moods in a positive way

Mere Exposure Effect

the tendency to prefer stimuli (including people) that are familiar to us

Proximity, Attractiveness, and Similarity

factors that influence the formation of relationships

Attractiveness

physical appeal, which can influence attraction

Similarity

attracted to someone because you SHARE and obsession with bitcoin, meerkats, amd kombucha

Passionate Love

a type of love characterized by intense emotions and physical attraction

Companionate Love

a type of love characterized by deep friendship and commitmment

Equity

a sense of fairness in relationships

Self-Disclosure

sharing personal information to build intimacy

Sternberg's Triangular Theory of Love

a theory that love consists of intimacy, passion, and commitment