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Chapter 13

Unit 5

TermDefinition
Physiological Component of emotion What body tells you, feeling physically
Cognitive Component of Emotion What mind tells you; thinking
Behavioral component of emotion How you act; doing
Common Sense Theory Before research
Stimulus->Cognition->Physiology->Behavior Common sense theory; happens to the brain first and then body reacts
Stimulus->Physiology->Cognition->Behavior James-Lange Theory; Body experience & then brain reacts, pain &b then brain labels
Stimulus->Physiology/Cognition->behavior Canon-Bard Theory; Emotion is independent & one does not cause the other
Stimulus->Interpretation->Behavior Schachter-Singer
Stimulus->State A Emotion->State B Emotion=Homeostasis Opponent-Process Theory
Paralanguage Body Language
Universal Emotion (Ekman) Happy, Sad, Surprised, Disgusted, Angry, afraid
Infant Emotion (Izard) Ekman's 6+ interest, contempt, shame, guilt
Display Rules Different cultures recognize different emotions
Feel-good, Do-good Phenomenon In good mood=be nice; bad mood=do something nice Mood increases
Relative Deprivation If you're unhappy find someone has it worse=mood increases; looking at others who have it better=mood decreases
Adaptation-level Phenomenon No emotion lasts forever
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