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Emotion Flashcards

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1
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What are the 6 basic emotions

A 
happy
sad
fear
anger
disgust
surprise
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___ is the state of mind, measured on a continuum of good to bad and has no identifiable source

A

mood

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3
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____ & ____ are the subjective experience of emotion

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affect and feelings

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4
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____ is more observable element of emotions

A

affect

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5
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_____ is more the state of emotion

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Feeling

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this component of emotion is when we experience changes in HR or BP due to a stimulus

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Physiological component

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7
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our internal state of feelings is which component of emotion

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self-reported cognition

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displaying our internal state of feelings/emotion is which component of emotion

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distinctive motor behaviour

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when we are bias towards something this is an example of what component of emotion

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unconscious behaviour

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10
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bridge between ____ & _____ along with our _____ can be defined as EMOTION

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behavioural response, mental activities and underling tone

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In social neuropsychology we seek to understand how ____ mediates ____

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Brain edits social interaction

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12
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Frontal lobe damage in humans may result in 4 problems

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  1. inappropriate social conduct
  2. poor emotional expression/interpretation
  3. personality change
  4. decision making
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13
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Sam has been seen with large emotional outbursts when mad at people and has been known for trying to fight strangers on the street - he likely has damage to his ___

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Frontal lobe

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The VMPFC plays a role in what 2 things

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  1. decision making

2. inhibiting emotional response

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The VMPFC mediates what important emotional structure

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the amygdala

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16
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If an individual no longer seems fearful to imminent danger, what might be damaged?

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Amygdala (kluver-burcy syndrome)

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17
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parts of the brain involved in emotions (lymbic circuitry)

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Hippocampus, amygdala, cingulate cortex, thalamus, hypothalamus, mid anterior orbit frontal cortex, medial orbit frontal cortex.

18
Q

The pleasure centre of the brain that is involved in reward accusation to stimuli is also known as what?

A

mid anterior orbit frontal cortex

19
Q

this area of the brain monitors and predicts reward value

A

medial orbit frontal cortex

20
Q

in fear conditioning, the amygdala knows to produce a response through..

A

genetics, experience, context (from hippocampus)

21
Q

this hemisphere is responsible for the automatic component of emotion

A

RH

22
Q

This Hem generates feelings

A

RH

23
Q

Damage to the RH results in what affect

A

the flat affect - no emotion

24
Q

this Hem plays a role in cognitive control of emotion

A

LH

25
Q

T/F the LH interprets feelings

A

True

26
Q

someone with catastrophic emotional reactions might have damage to which hemisphere

A

LH

27
Q

this network of social cognition allows us to detect relevant stimuli and triggers emotional responses

A

amygdala network

28
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this network of social cognition allows us to think about the internal states of others

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mentalizing network

29
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this network of social cognition is involved in attributing intentions of others

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empathy network

30
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this netwrok is involved in developing the concept of self

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mirror/simulation/action-perception netwrok

31
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these areas of the brain are in the empathy network

A

ACC and insula

32
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What area of the brain is involved in the amygdala network

A

VMPFC

33
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neurological condition characterized by the inability of a person to properly convey or interpret emotional prosody

A

Aprosodia

34
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Aprosodia is caused by lesions where?

A

RH

35
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RH damage may lead to impaired..

A

Facial expression interpretation

36
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the LH is more for interpreting emotional behaviour

A

TRUE

37
Q

The RH is more involved in the production of emotional behaviour

A

TRUE

38
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Emotional interpretation is to emotional production as ___ is to _____

A

LH is to RH

39
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the somatic marker hypothesis involves which brain area

A

VMPFC

40
Q

what evidence supports the cognitive emotional reaction model

A

the amygdalae role in fear conditioning

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