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Compare the James-Lange, Cannon-Bard, and Schachter-Singer theories of emotion.
James-Lange: Emotion follows physiological arousal
Cannon-Bard: Emotion and arousal occur simultaneously
Schachter-Singer: Emotion = arousal + cognitive interpretation
What does Plutchik (2001) mean when he says emotions are chain reactions with feedback loops?
Emotions involve interacting physiological, cognitive, and behavioral processes that influence and reinforce each other.
Why might it be helpful to think of emotions as a set of correlates rather than a “thing”?
Because emotions consist of multiple components (thoughts, feelings, physiology, behavior) rather than a single unit.
What does homeostasis have to do with emotions?
Emotions help regulate internal balance by motivating behaviors that restore physiological and psychological stability.