nature of
According to a cognitive view of emotion, about how many different emotions are there?
an almost limitless number
The most frequent source of a person’s day-to-day emotion
other people.
the oldest emotion
Disgust
Who's appraisal view of emotion is described by this sequence? appraisal -> emotion -> action
Arnold
According to a biological view of emotion, what is the range of the number of there emotions are?
between 2 and 10
allows people to appraise situations with high discrimination and to respond with a vast array of emotional reactions
emotion knowledge
What we feel when a beneficial event related to our needs and well-being is anticipated
interest
In this person's attributional analysis of emotion, the immediate consequence of an outcome is an outcome-dependent emotional response called primary appraisal.
Weiner
There is no such thing as a ___ emotion.
bad
The reaction attributing a negative outcome to an external and controllable causes
anger
The catalyst that produces emotion overproduction that often leads to depression.
rumination
the biological system is relatively important in the evolutionary history of human beings, while the cognitive system is relatively unimportant
Ross Buck
This emotion regulation strategy entails thinking of something else.
attentional focus
Coping responses follow
secondary appraisals
The emotion that's meant to maintain the social hierarchy
contempt
arousal does not contribute to the mix of experience that causes emotion
Plutchik
The function of mood
to bias cognitions and what the person thinks about.
The aspect of the social sharing of emotion best helps alleviate emotional distress improves coping
cognitive sharing
The emotion that may be associated with narcissism and contribute to aggression, relationship conflict, and antisocial behaviors such as manipulating others.
Pride
Each discrete emotion involves its own unique appraisal
Lazarus