Emotions
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| How many components make up what an emotion is? | three
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| The first component that makes up what an emotion is.. | cognitive experience
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| The second component that makes up what an emotion is... | physiological response
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| The third component that makes up what an emotion is.. | expressive response
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| What is an example of three components making an emotion? | having someone back up into your car
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| In the car example, what would the cognitive experience be? | what crosses your mind in that situation, like "what is going on?!"
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| In the car example, what would the physiological response be? | how your body reacts in that situation, like muscle tension
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| In the car example, what would the expressive response be? | the emotions you display in that situation, like anger
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| There are ___ universal emotions | six
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| First universal emotion | Anger
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| Second universal emotion | Disgust
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| Third universal emotion | Happiness
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| Fourth universal emotion | Fear
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| Fifth universal emotion | Sadness
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| Sixth universal emotion | Surprise
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| Are emotions and mood the same? | No
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| What is the difference between emotions and mood? | Mood is long-lasting, and emotions are short-lasting and situation specific
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| What theory states that cognitive interpretation leads to the expressive response of the emotion you display? | Cognitive Appraisal Theory
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| What is an example of the Cognitive Appraisal Theory? | having a bang on the window
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| What would your cognitive interpretation in the window situation be? | Thought: "It must be a stranger"
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| What can this cognitive interpretation lead to? | Expressive Response
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| What would your expressive response following your cognitive interpretation of the window situation be? | anger or fear
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