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| Anger, fear, disgust, surprise, happiness, sadness |
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| Embarrassment, guilt, shame,social anxiety, pride |
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| Brief event with three components (physiology,facial expression, phenomology) |
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| Contextual event -> emotion -> observable response |
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| Measuring emotion by physiology |
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| Autonomic nervous system arousal |
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| Rapid and forceful contractions of the heart. Rapid and deep breathing, increased blood pressure, sweating, redirection of blood to large muscles (flight) |
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| Rated positive, negative, or neutral |
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| Simple positive or negative |
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| stable individual differences across situations |
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| not always identifiable by facial expressions; not always physiological arousal |
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| Appraisal theory of emotion |
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| Action readiness theory of emotion |
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| Evolutionary theory of emotion |
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| Appraisals signified by emotion |
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| pleasantness, attention, situational control, certainty, self/other responsibility, anticipated effort |
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| Function of basic emotions |
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| coping with physical environment to promote goals |
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| Function of social emotions |
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| coping with social environment to promote goals |
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| Demeaning offense against me |
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| Action readiness of anger |
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| approach offender to hurt, insult |
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| to protect self and resources |
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| to protect self and resources |
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| taking in or being too close to an idegestbile idea or object |
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| Action readiness of disgust |
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| avoid poisoning one's self |
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| Something pleasureable has happened |
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| Action readiness of amusement |
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| Know what is good and rewarding |
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| Appraisal of embarrasment |
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| Small, unintentional violation of social norm |
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| Action readiness of embarassment |
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| impeasement, repair relations |
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| met or exceeded expectation |
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| action readiness of pride |
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| approach, repetion of events |
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| others have something you want |
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| Action readiness of jealousy |
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| approach something or someone |
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| optimize resources and reproductive opportunities |
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| Cultural relativism perspective of expression |
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| Culture determines emotions and emotion expressions. Expressions tell us about culture, but not about the emotions of humanity |
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| Universality and Evolutionary adaptive perspective of expression |
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| Darwin: continuities between hums and other species |
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| Dashiell method of testing universality |
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| Identify picture instead of words, provides context for picture, point to picture instead of talking, no list of words to memorize |
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| The kinds of contextual events you expect to lead to particular emotions |
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