Aims
Samples
Procedure
Conclusions
Evaluations
100

Investigate amygdala response to varying emotionally intense images

Canli et al

100

9 participants, 7 male, 2 female. Only 5 were used for a majority of the study.

Dement and Kleitman

100

Participants were informed, misinformed, ignorant, or given a placebo condition

Schacter & Singer

100

Amygdala activation is significantly correlated with higher ratings of individually experienced emotional intensity

Canli et al

100

When publishing participant data, using only the initials ensures that this, is maintained

confidentiality

200

To investigate the role cognitive factors have in the experience of emotion

Schacter and Singer

200

10 right handed healthy females chosen for greater emotional response.

Canli et al

200

3 weeks later participants were given an unexpected recognition test

Canli et al

200

If there is no physiological arousal then any experience we have will be dismissed and there will be no emotion felt was supported by this study 

Schacter and Singer

200

The generalisability of Canli et al is limited because only these were selected for the study

women

300

In the study Canli et al, experimenters were looking to see if the intensity of an emotion would impact how the amygdala could aid in _______

memory recall

300

University of Minnesota Intro Psychology course

Schacter and Singer

300

Viewed scenes were randomized and shown for 2.88 seconds

Canli et al

300

In this study about dreams, it was determined that they were more likely to be reported in this phase of sleep.

rapid eye movement (REM)
300

These were used to evaluate dream content, however, participants could have "filled in the gaps" for what they didn't remember

self-reports

400

Dement and Kleitman were studying if there was a positive correlation between subjective estimates of dream duration and the length of _____

REM

400

The experimental design that requires every participant in your sample to complete all aspects of an experiment

repeated measures

400

The study of two-factor theory of emotion required this, in order to reduce demand characteristics and maintain valid results

deception

400
Regarding two-factory theory of emotion, it was determined that our physiological state in addition to this, help us understand emotions

cognitions

400

While observing participants interact with the stooge, observers recorded their findings separately in order to preserve this

interrater reliability

500

Schacter and Singer proposed if there is no physiological arousal then any cognition we have we would ______ and experience no emotion.

dismiss

500
Experimental design that requires a large sample size to yield valid data
independent measures
500

This was used in order to collect quantitative data of dreams and sleep cycles 

electroencephalogram (EEG)
500

The finding that the length of REM and its estimation by the participant are very similar shows that dreams are experienced in

real-time
500

Psychologists may argue that in Canli et al emotions are linked to brain function, however, individual participant experiences were not taken into account for this study. This is an example of the debate between

nature versus nurture
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