Chapter4: Emotions

Question 1

Emotion labor

Answer 1

Situations in which managing and even suppressing emotions is both appropriate and necessary

Question 2

Emotional contagion

Answer 2

The process by which emotions are transferred from one person to another

Question 3

Facilitative emotions

Answer 3

Contribute to effective functioning

Question 4

Debilitative emotions

Answer 4

Detract from effective functioning

Question 5

Rumination

Answer 5

Dwelling persistently a negative thoughts that intern intensify negative feelings

Question 6

Fallacy of perfection

Answer 6

Should be able to handle every situation with complete confidence and skill

Question 7

Fallacy of approval

Answer 7

Vital to get approval of virtually every person incredible lengths to seek approval from others sacrifice their own principles and happiness to do so

Question 8

Fallacy of shoulds

Answer 8

Inability to distinguish between what is and what should be

Question 9

Fallacy of overgeneralization

Answer 9

Base a believe on a limited amount of evidence

Question 10

Fallacy of causation

Answer 10

The air rational believe that emotions are caused by others rather than by the ones own self talk causes trouble into Waze the first place people who become overly causationists about communicating because I don’t want to cause any pain or inconvenience for others

Question 11

Fallacy of helplessness

Answer 11

Satisfaction in life is determined by forces beyond your control

Question 12

Fallacy of catastrophic expectations

Answer 12

The assumption that if something bad can possibly happen it will

Question 13

Reappraisal

Answer 13

Rethinking the meaning of emotionally charged events in ways that alter their emotional impact