Emotions
Critical Systems
Psychological Stress
Miscellaneous
100

Do our emotions have a purpose?

T/F

True

100

 Do emotions activate widespread areas of our brain?

T/F

True

100

Psychological stress does not physically affect our health.    T/F

False, psychological stress can lead to diseases such as cardio vascular disease and depression.

100

Emotions last longer than mood swings? T/F

True

200

If a event is negatively emotional, our brain is less likely to remember it.   T/F

False, our brains will remember things more whether they are emotionally negative or positive. To help guide us in future design making.

200

The Amygdala is large and shaped like a grapefruit. T/F

False. The amygdala is small and almond shaped. 

200

What effect does stress have on our strength of self control? 

Depletes it (pg 84)

200

What are ways we as humans pick up on emotions? (2 examples needed)

Visual cues: posture, facial expressions, eye contact, body language

auditory cues: tone of voice, choice of words


300

How do our emotions come about?

Our emotions usually arise through sudden changes in thoughts, activities, and interactions with other people. 

300

How many parts of the brain are mentioned in figure 6.1?

9

300

If someone is constantly stressed their amygdala will become? 

Oversensitive 

400

What are the five stages to calm our brain and deal with emotions?

1. Situation Selection

2. Situation Modification

3. Attention Deployment

4. Cognitive Change

5. Response Modulation

400

What part of the Limbic system of the brain is associated with memory?

Hippocampus 

400

When things become to monotonous the brain struggles to stay focused and leads to what?

Stress

500

What does the VLPFC stand for?

Ventral lateral prefroctal cortex