Emotional Behaviours (References)

Question 1

Facial expressions, recognised across cultures, anger, disgust, fear, joy, sadness, surprise

Answer 1

Ekman et al., 1982

Question 2

Largely based on interpretation of emotions, owners and guilty dogs

Answer 2

Horowitz, 2009

Question 3

Body language, better with partner

Answer 3

Clark, et al., 2005

Question 4

Autism, socially impaired, no theory of mind from eye contact

Answer 4

Baron-Cohen & Jolliffe, 1997

Question 5

situations elicit physiological responses

Answer 5

James-Lange theory

Question 6

Weaker emotions reported after botox injections

Answer 6

Ochsner, 2010

Question 7

Locked in syndrome patients have difficulty understanding emotion expressions

Answer 7

Pistola et al., 2010

Question 8

arousal and emotion occur simultaneously

Answer 8

Cannon-Bard theory

Question 9

Insular cortex strongly activated for disgust

Answer 9

Phillips et al., 1997

Question 10

Brain injury to insular impairs recognition of disgust

Answer 10

Calder et al., 2000

Question 11

Patient S.M. has amygdala damage and cannot draw fear

Answer 11

Adolphs et al., 2005

Question 12

left happier emotions and right more unpleasant emotions

Answer 12

Sander & Scheich, 2001