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| instinctual, phsyiologically programmed into oour brains. |
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| Primary emotions provide us... |
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| motivation to act- fight or flight |
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| joy, anger, fear, sadness, anticipation (excitement) |
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| more like feelings, caused by having certain (primary) emotions |
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| List of secondary emotions |
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| envy, guilt shame, relief, depression hope, love, gratitude, etc. |
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Theory of emotion-
Physiological |
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| Emotions originate in the neurophysiology- hindbrain, midbrain, forebrain, amygdala |
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Emotions are socially constructed.
We learn from our environment how we are to react to things.
(ie- you learn from your parents how to deal with stress) |
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Theory of Emotion-
Psychological
(Psychoanalytical theory) |
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| Emotions are about satisfying the EGO, internal drives, defense mechanisms |
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Theory of Emotion-
Psychological
(Ego Psychology) |
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| Autonomy of the Ego- ego is the source of attention, concentration, memory, perception, etc. It moderates conflicts (healthy person in stressful environment) |
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Theory of Emotion-
Psychological
(Attribution) |
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| Unconscious appraisal- our emotions are based on conscious evaluations of the social setting (ie we cry at funerals) |
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Theory of Emotion-
Psychological
(Emotional Intelligence) |
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| Emotional sensitivity (empathy)- ability to process yours and others' emotions accurately |
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