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Social Influences on Emotions
Guidelines for Communicating Emotions Effectively
Expression of Emotions
Reasons We May Not Express Emotions
Understanding Emotions
100
Social rules and understandings shape what people feel and how they do or don't express their feelings
What is The Interactive View of Emotions
100
Vivian found no trouble when communicating her negative emotions toward Elle, although she had trouble with this step in the guideline for effective communication
What is the third step known as Owning Your Feelings
100
"I feel bad"-Paulette says to Elle.
What is Speaking in Gerneralities
100
Most women would have this feeling, but Elle however did not when being touched and hit on by her professor.
What is The Chilling Effect
100
An experience and interpretation of internal sensations as they are shaped by physiology, perceptions, language, and social experiences. (all characters in the movie experienced these)
What is Emotions
200
Elle Woods noticed that when attending Vivian's party, it wasn't portrayed as Vivian made it out to be. This term that would be used in this situation is described as a rule for defining the emotional meaning of situations.
What is Framing Rules
200
Elle rushed to her room after being dumped, to engage in a process we call...
What is Self-Talk
200
Someone who has a failure to use "I" statements when stating feelings.
What is Not Owning Feelings
200
Paulette feared to express her true feeling toward the UPS guy in spite to keep the neutral connection between them both.
What is Protecting Others
200
After Elle Woods was dumped by Warner, she felt a sickness and was therefore in a depressed state of mood. This Physiological change in her body is known as...
What is The Organismic View of Emotions
300
At the sorority house, Elle Woods had to portray a certain feeling or emotion that would be looked at as positive, prissy and happy, and when down in the dumps after being dumped; Elle's moral was boosted back up by her peers. The term used to describe this is...
What is Feeling Rules
300
A 4 step process developed by Albert Ellis, and was greatly used by Elle when determining whether or not Harvard was right for her.
What is The Rational-Emotive Approach to Feelings
300
After Elle was dumped she experience a since of Depression or Resignation. Most feel when constantly picked on or shunned aside.
What is An emotion fallacy known as Helplesness
300
When arriving at Harvard, Elle experienced a different...
What is Social Expectation- What we feel and how we express it are influenced by the culture and social groups to which we belong.
300
Consist of 3 rules and was used by Elle Woods when trying to fit in at Harvard.
What is The Interactive View of Emotions
400
Controlling the outward expression of emotions
What is Surface Acting
400
Paulette experienced a Fallacy in her emotions toward her ex boyfriend, causing her to feel guilty for how he feels and thinking she is responsible for her ex's feelings. This fallacy is one of six that may fall in our day to day emotions.
What is Taking Responsibility for Others
400
The 3rd ineffective form of communication used by Elle when first entering into the nail salon and describing what had happened with a face full of tears.
What is Counterfeit Emotional Language
400
Warner's reason for not marrying Elle.
What is his Social and Professional Role
400
External Event-Perception of Event-Interpreted Emotion-Response (also known as appraisal theory)
What is The Perceptual View of Emotions- Subjective perceptions shape what external phenomena mean to us.
500
Elle Woods experience this when finding out that Vivian was Warner's Fiancé.
What is Emotion Work
500
Elle responded sensitively to Paulette's love matter emotions; teaching her the "bend and snap"
What is The Sixth Guideline for Communicating Emotions Effectively
500
Critical guidelines to interpersonal communication and used by every one on a daily basis if wanting to be a more effective communicator.
What is 1. Identifying your emotions 2. Choose how to communicate your emotions 3. Own your feelings 4. Monitor your self-talk 5. Adopt a rational-emotive approach to emotions 6. Respond sensitively when others communicate emotions.
500
A reason why Vivian didn't let her true colors shine until the end of the movie.
What is Self-Protection
500
External Event-Physiological Response-Label for Response-Emotion
What is The Cognitive Labeling View of Emotions-An explanation of how we move from experience to interpretation.