Emotion and Well-Being

Question 1

Amygdala

Answer 1

rapid response to emotional stimuli, especially those that are fear inducing

Question 2

Common Sense View

Answer 2

Cognitive experience comes before physiological arousal

Question 3

James-Langue Theory

Answer 3

Physiological arousal comes before conscious experience

Question 4

Cannon-Bard Theory

Answer 4

Physiological arousal and conscious experience happens at the same time

Question 5

Scharcter-Singer Theory

Answer 5

Initial physiological arousal is interpreted, leading to conscious experience

Question 6

Display Rules

Answer 6

Unwritten expectations of when it is okay to show emotion

Question 7

Set-Point

Answer 7

Genetically determined predisposition for happiness

Question 8

Appraisal

Answer 8

Refers to the evaluation of the potential threats and demands of an event

Question 9

Individual Zone for Optimal Functioning

Answer 9

A range of emotional intensity in which a person can preform to the best of their ability

Question 10

General Adaption Syndrom

Answer 10

A theory of stress reponses that involve stages of alarm resistance and exhaustion