Emotion
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1. Larry really wants to buy his wife the diamond watch she always wanted for her birthday, but he knows he should be more conservative with his money. What type of confl ict is he facing?
2. Which example best illustrates the adaptation level theory?
3. While sitting in a waiting room, a man next to you begins yelling and acting aggressively. Your heart begins beating fast. You interpret your environmental cues as the cause of your arousal. Which theory of emotion would support this explanation?
4. If we are about to jump out of an airplane for the fi rst time, we tend to feel extreme fear along with low levels of elation. Later, when we decide to jump again, we experience more elation and less fear. Th is scenario is supported by which theory of emotion?
5. What was one major criticism of the James-Lange theory on emotion?
6. "Which of the following sequences is correct according to the James-Lange theory of emotion?"
7. Which of the following statements supports the results of the Ekman- Friesen experiment?
8. Which example best illustrates the adaptation level theory?
9. Which of the following statements best supports the Schachter-Singer theory of emotion?
10. What was the name of the theory on emotion that originated from the work of Charles Darwin?
11. Which statement best defi nes display rules?
12. Unlike the cognitive-appraisal theory, the aff ective-primacy theory states:
13. To achieve high performance on a simple task, the Yerkes-Dodson law recommends:
14. The six universal emotions specifi ed that inherited facial patterns of expression are:
15. Which of the following theories on emotion assumes that our interpretation or appraisal of a situation is the primary cause of emotion?
16. Which of the following theories of emotion supports the importance of an individual’s personal assessment of a situation?
17. Which statement best exemplifi es the Yerkes-Dodson law?
18. To achieve high performance on a simple task, the Yerkes-Dodson law recommends:
19. Unlike the cognitive-appraisal theory, the aff ective-primacy theory states:
20. “We feel sorry when we cry and afraid because we tremble.” Th is quote is supported by which theory of emotion?
21. An interpretation or appraisal of a situation as having a positive or negative impact on your life resulting in a subjective feeling is called:
22. According to the Cannon-Bard theory of emotion, which part of the brain is vital in terms of physiological responses to emotion?
23. Which of the following theories of emotion support the idea that emotions and bodily responses occur simultaneously?
24. Happiness includes all of the following except:
25. An interpretation or appraisal of a situation as having a positive or negative impact on your life resulting in a subjective feeling is called:

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