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emotion is a result of arousal
see snake, heart races, feel fear |
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emotions + arousal occur at the same time
see snake, (heart races + feels fear) |
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Schacter's 2-factory theory
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kid's heart races and cheeks turn pink
knows it's embarrassing
feels embarassed |
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| changing one's emotional experience by changing the meaning of the emotion-eliciting stimuli |
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| Who found that facial communication plays an important role? |
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norms for socially acceptable displays of emotion
-intensification
-deintensification
-masking
-neutralizing |
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| features indicating sincerity |
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morphology
symmetry
duration
temportal patterning |
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| certain muscles resist conscious control |
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| smooth appearance + disappearance |
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| notion that all people are motivated to pursue pleasure + avoid pain |
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| inherited tendency to seek a particular goal |
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| internal state generated by departure from physiological optimality |
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hierarchy of emotions
(by who?) |
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Maslow
bottom to top:
physiological, safety, love/belonging, esteem, self-actualization |
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| chemical secreted by fat cells that tell the brain to switch hunger on |
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| ventromedial hypothalamus |
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| responds to cues to stop eating |
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| responds to cues to start eating |
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| motivation to take actions that are themselves awarding |
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| motivation to take actions that lead to reward |
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| motivation to experience a positive outcome |
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| motivation not to experience a negative outcome |
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