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What are the immediate causes of the experience (feeling) of emotion as per James-Lange theory? (1) Reception of sensory stimuli by the cortex(2) Interpretation of sensory stimuli by the cortex(3) Changes in the visceral organs via the Autonomic Nervous System(4) Changes in the skeletal muscles via the Somatic Nervous System Codes:

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The UGC NET Psychology exam (paper 2) will have 100 questions and the total duration will be two hours. Each question carries 2 marks, so the exam will be worth 200 marks.

NTA UGC NET Psychology Syllabus:

1. Perceptual Processes :
2. Learning Process :
3. Memory and forgetting : 
4. Thinking and Problem Solving :
5. Motivation and Emotion : 
6. Human Abilities :
7. Personality :
8. Research Methodology : 
9. Measurement and Testing : 
10. Biological Basis of Behaviour : 
 


What are the immediate causes of the experience (feeling) of emotion as per James-Lange theory? <br />(1) Reception of sensory stimuli by the cortex<br />(2) Interpretation of sensory stimuli by the cortex<br />(3) Changes in the visceral organs via the Autonomic Nervous System<br />(4) Changes in the skeletal muscles via the Somatic Nervous System Codes:






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