Defining and recognizing emotions Flashcards
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Defining Emotion:
Combination of Arousal & Pleasure
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Emotional Expression & Recognition
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Self-Conscious Emotions
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- Powerful role in nonverbal communication
- Central role in socialization
- Emotions that occur as a function of how well we live up to expectations of ourselves, others, and society
- Embarrassment * Shame
- Guilt
- Humiliation
- Pride
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Universality of Emotional Expression
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- Paul Ekman
- Compared people from literate and preliterate cultures
- Found consistency across cultures in identifying face matching an emotional situation for 5 of the 6 basic emotions
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Classic Theories of Emotion
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6
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James-Lange Theory
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Feel emotion after body reacts
7
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Canon-Bard Theory
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Event causes both physiological arousal and emotion
8
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Directed Facial Action Task
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9
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Physiological States of Emotion
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10
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Distinct Physiological Responses for Negative Emotions
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11
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Facial Feedback Hypothesis
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12
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Schachter-Singer Two Factor Theory
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- Physiological arousal interpreted by cognitive label
13
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Misattribution of Arousal
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14
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Emotional Recognition and the Amygdala
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15
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Fast & Slow Pathways of Fear
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16
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Emotional Regulation
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- Cognitive and behavioral efforts people use to modify their emotions
- Reappraisal
- Expressive-suppression
17
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Lie Detection: Polygraph Test
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18
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Deceptive Expressions: Which is Genuine?
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19
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Real or Genuine Smiles
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20
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How much can you tell from a face?
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