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| The overall term for the bodily changes that occur in emotion, such as changes in heart rate. sweating. |
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| Positive or negatice of the emotional responcse to a specific object or event. |
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| puts "arousal" on one axis and "valence" on the other. |
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| approach-Withdrawal model |
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| characterizes the componets of an emotional reacton that is the propesity to acton-that is motiveation-as either a tendency to approach the object,event or situation or to withdraw from it. |
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| Manipulation by mood induction |
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- Imagine situations
- Film clubs
- Movies
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| Manipulation by ecocation stimuli |
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- Picture of faces w/emotions
- emotinal sence
- Words
- Money
- Loud noise
- Mild sock
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| Measuring emotion directly |
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| We use direct assessment: which is symply involves asking research participants about theri emoitnion. Ex, what is you reaction to this? |
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| Measuring Emotion Indireclty |
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- Behavior timing: response time or eye movement
- Psychophysiology: measuring you mental and body abilistudy of the relationship b/n mental state and physiological responses.
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| skin conductance respnse (SCR) |
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| Autonomic nercus system arousual, it is assessed py placing electrodes of the participant's fingers: the electrodes pass a small ectrical current throu the skin. Changes in resistance to the current, are masured. |
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| Potentialted eyeblink startle |
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| we blink harder when startled (ex, when you hear a noce behind you more than once in a day) more. |
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| is a reflex that is potentialted, or enhanced, when we are in a negative emotional state. |
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| learing thae pople, place. and things have some sort of value to us |
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Motivating properties occure naturally and do not need to be learn, (shock) |
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| Moritavion properties are acquired through learing. (Money) |
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| Emotional Clasical Conditioning |
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Learined association b/n a learned event and an emotinal event. Ex, Feeling of bad when we see a location that we had a car acccident. |
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