What are the eight basic emotions, according to Plutchik’s model?
What is Joy, Trust, Fear, Surprise, Sadness, Anticipation, Anger, and Disgust.
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States that stimuli cause psychological changes that our emotions emerge from
What is James-Lange Theory
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The two psychologists who believed that our emotions result from physiological processes
Who are James and Lange
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This psychologist created psychoanalysis, and came up with the psycho-sexual phases of development
Who is Freud
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According to psychologists now, where did we get our emotions?
What is evolutionary heritage
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Some scientists challenge Plutchik’s model, noting that it may apply only to the emotional experience of ___ -speaking people
What is english
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States that the experience of emotion and biological changes happen at the same time
What is Canon-Bard Theory
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This person theorized that there are eight different emotions, and created the emotions circle.
Who is Plutchik
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A set of beliefs or expectations about something based on past experiences
What is a schema
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What are ways to maintain stable personality?
What are adaption and coping techniques
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What does Plutchik’s 3D model illustrate?
what is how emotions are more alike to those situated near it than those farther away (circle)_; varies with intensity
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This theory states that a person's emotions depend on one's judgement of their situation
What is cognitive theory
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This person stresses that facial expression and body language are crucial to the experience of emotion.
Who is Carroll Izard
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This part of the eye receives information dealing with color
What are cones
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What is the purpose of emotions?
What is arousing and directing behavior
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Dr. Paul Ekman did not find a universally recognized facial expression for__.
What is love
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This person's theory stated that "feelings come first"
Who is Zajonc
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This person did an experiment involving participants watching a video with different forms of narration, to test the cognitive theory of emotions.
Who is Spiesman
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This disorder involves having multiple personalities inside of one body (psychological name)
What is dissociative identity disorder
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What are the 3 adaption techniques mentioned in this presentation?
What is changing perception, getting used to situations, and restructuring our lives
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what are the four criteria used to identify primary emotions
What is (1) must be evident in all cultures, (2) contribute to survival, (3) be associated with a distinct facial expression, and (4) be evident in non-human primates.
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The term you use when physiological actions cause certain emotions to occur
What is Sensorimotor feedback
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This man believed that "feelings come first"
Who is Zajonc
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The portion of memory that stores personally experienced events