cognition and emotion 1 Flashcards

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1
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when were cognition and emotion considered separate topics until?

A

1980s

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2
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what do cognitive experiments traditionally consist of?

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normal, healthy participants
in lab conditions to ignore emotional states on cognitive tasks

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3
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what is affect?

A

the experience of feeling or emotion

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4
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what is affect divided into?

A

emotions, moods and preferences

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what is emotion?

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a brief but intense experience

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what is affective judgement?

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decision based on what a person likes/dislikes

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what does emotion consist of, according to Watson and Clark?

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prototypic form of behavioural expression

pattern of consistent autonomic changes

distincy subjective feeling state

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what components does Lang suggest emotions have?

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behavioural
physiological
cognitive/verbal

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what are the response systems>

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components of emotion
-behaviour
-physiological response
-feeling

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10
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what are the two approaches to classify emotional experiences?

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basic emotion approach
dimensional approach

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what is the basic emotions approach?

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many researchers rely on a limited number of discrete emotions
these are universal, and independent of culture/upbringing

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who investigated the basic emotions approach?

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Ekman et al- facial recognition of emotion studies

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what did Ekman’s study find?

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emotions/facial expressions universal across cultures
but surpise varied across cultures

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which characteristics determine whether an emotion is a basic one?

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distinct universal signals
distinct physiology
present in other primates
quick onset
brief duration
distinct thoughts/memories/images

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how is the dimensional approach measured? (Lang)

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an affect grid
participants asked to rate pictures according to valence and arousal, on a self assessment manikin rating scale= C shaped pattern

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16
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what are three historical theories of emotion?

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James-Lange theory
Cannon-Bard theory
Schachter and Singer- arosual intepretation theory

17
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what is the order of the James Lange theory?

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stimulus
sensory perception
body changes
particular emotional experience

18
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what is the James Lange Theory?

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subjective experience of emotion is a slave to the physiology of emotion

feedback from physiological signals leads us to experiencing an emotion

behaviour precedes cognition

different emotions have different physiological characteristics

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what is the order of the Cannon Bard theory?

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stimulus
sensory perception
simultaneous general autonomic arousal, and experience of emotion

20
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what is the Cannon Bard theory?

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arousal and subjective experience of an emotion occur simultaenously as a result of a pattern of sub-cortical stimulation

21
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what is the order of the arousal-intepretation theory?

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stimulus
sensory perception
general autonomic arousal
cognitive appraisals, based on context/previous experience/prior knowledge
particular emotional experience

22
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what is the arousal intepretation theory?

A

cognitive theory
to experience emotion, we need high physiological arousal, and an emotional intepretation of that arousal

23
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what happened in Schachter and Singer’s study?

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investigated ‘effect of vitamin compound on vision’= lie

3 groups injected with with adrenaline and 1 placebo group

some correctly informed, some misinformed, some not informed

placed in a situation aimed to produced euphoria or anger

emotional state assessed by self report and independent judges

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what were the results of Schachter and Singer’s study?

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in the euphoria group, most to least emotion= misinformed, uninformed, informed
in the angry group, most to least emotion= uninformed, placebo, informed
depsite identical physiological experiences, experience of emotion affected by cognition