Theories
Name one theory that psychologists have used to understand emotion.
What is James Lange, Cannon-Bard, or Schachter-Singer?
A mental and physiological state associated with a wide array of feelings, thoughts, and behaviors is...?
What is an Emotion?
Ability to control emotions and impulses for long term goals
What is Self-regulation?
True or False: Anxiety disorders are characterized by increased downregulation of threat perception
False
In which theory of emotion does physical arousal occur before an emotional response?
What is James-Lange?
Emotions come first, followed by feelings that happen due to
What are the chemicals in our brains working in our bodies?
True or False: stress is inherently and always harmful
False
Different types but consists of fluctuating moods between depression and mania. Symptoms include: irritability, issues with impulse control, dysregulated excitement
What is Bipolar Disorder?
The Schachter-Singer Theory involves being physically aroused and…?
What is cognitively labelling the arousal?
A mood is a combination of what two things?
What are feelings and emotions?
This is an instance that can be either healthy or unhealthy depending on a multitude of factors including intensity, duration and frequency.
What is affect?
Name 3 mood disorders
What are Anxiety disorder, Major Depressive Disorder, and Mania?
In the Cannon-Bard Theory, physiological responses and subjective experiences of emotion must…?
What is happen simultaneously?
Name the 3 of primary emotions proposed by Robert Plutchik
What are Fear, Surprise, Sadness, Disgust, Anger, Anticipation, Joy, Trust?
Name four symptoms of emotional dysregulation
What are Impulsive behavior, reduced emotional awareness, decision paralysis, avoidance difficult emotions, inability to manage behavior, intense emotions?
Emotional dysregulation includes symptoms like impulsive behavior, trouble making decisions, and this, which may cause people to be "hot heads."
What are overly intense emotions?