emotions and stress
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theory that posits that exposure to an emotional stimulus causes a physiological reaction which, in turn, is perceived as an emotion (see bear → heart races —> feels afraid)
james-lange theory
james-lange theory
emotional stimulus → physiological reaction → emotion (e.g., see bear → heart races —> feels afraid)
according to james-lange theory, does an emotion follow or precede physiological arousal
follows
facial feedback hypothesis is associated with which theory of emotion
james-lange
facial feedback hypothesis
a recent explanation for emotion (associated with James-Lange theory) where facial expression associated with a specific emotion → physiological changes → emotion (e.g., if you smile you feel happy)
a recent explanation for emotion (associated with James-Lange theory) that found that mimicking a facial expression associated with a specific emotion causes us to feel that emotion
facial feedback hypothesis
proposed that emotion + physiological arousal occur together when an environmental stimulus causes the thalamus (which receives input from the senses) to simultaneously send signals to the cerebral cortex and sympathetic nervous system.
cannon-bard theory
cannon-bard theory
emotion + physiological arousal occur together