Chapter 13

Question 1

Biological aspects

Answer 1

1. automatic nervous system
2. subcortical brain circuits
3. facial feedback with these aspects that. person experinces emotion and is ready to cope with the impending threat

Question 2

James-lange theory

Answer 2

1. the body reacts uniquely to different emotions eliciting events
2. the body does not react to non-emtoion eliciting events

Question 3

contemporary perspective

Answer 3

agree that physioloigcal arousal accompanies, regulates and sets the stage for emotions and does not directly cause it

Question 4

behavioural approach system

Answer 4

regulates a distinct pattern for animal to seek out and interact with attractive enviornmental opporunities

Question 5

flight-or-fight system

Answer 5

that readies animals to fee from agressive events but to defend agressively to other events

Question 6

behavioural inhibition system

Answer 6

that readies the animal to freeze in the face of aversive events

Question 7

cognitive aspects

Answer 7

further argue that emotion and emotion activation are both deeply immersed with cognitive activity

Question 8

apprasial

Answer 8

cognitive process that evaluates the significance of envionrmental events in terms of ones well-being. It changes over time as the persons perception of their envionrment interaction changes

Question 9

emotion knowledge

Answer 9

the number of different emotions only one person can distinguish

Question 10

attributions

Answer 10

resets on the assumption that people very much want to explain why they experinced a particular life outcome

Question 11

display rules

Answer 11

are a social group of culture informal norms that distinguish how one could express themselves