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| a verbal statement by the person of what she is feeling |
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| to monitor and record their own behavior over a period of time. |
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| techniques is to provide an objective, reliable measurement of specific overt behaviors associated with particular emotions. |
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| basic feelings states that have evolved ove ther centuries because they are adaptive. |
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| suggests that there are only nine basic, inborn emotions, each activated by specific environmental stimuli and the facial expressions they trigger. |
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| stimuli or situations that may, on the basis of learning, cuase an emotion to be expressed |
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| Subjective, behavioral, and functional |
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| of emotional functioning, which suggests that basic emotions are related to specific neural circuits. |
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| cognitive-labeling theory |
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| Schachter stimulus --> physiological response --> felt emotion. |
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| suggests that the particular emotion an individual experiences is a function of labeling process. |
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| arousal generated by crossing the swaying bridge transers to the interaction with the femail experiementer to highten sexual arousal. |
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| consists of evaluating the significance of the cognitive antecedents of the emotion, not the content of the emotion itself. |
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| Patterned somatic reactions |
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| physiological responses that accompany and are a part of the overall emotional experience. |
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| Greatest happiness Principle |
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| actiona are right in proportion as they tend to promote happiness, wrong as they tend to produce the reverse of happiness. |
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| current, neutral lvl of functioning relatie to some specific stimulus situation. |
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| suggests that emotions balance toward a neutral point not only in th elong run bu also in the shrot run. an emotion causes an opposite emotion to occur. |
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| parasympathetic nervous system |
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| dominant deuring periods of relazation and acts primarily to conserve and store energy |
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| improtant in emotion and influences anger/aggression and fear |
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