Emotional theory

Question 1

stirred-up state involving physiological, glandular, and neurological activation

Answer 1

emotion

Question 2

emotion involves the activation of these 3:

Answer 2

1. physiological
2. glandular
3. neurological

Question 3

6 Aspects of Emotions

Answer 3

1. Feelings
2. Mood
3. Temperament
4. Preferences
5. Attitude
6. Prejudice

Question 4

most important phase of emotional behavior

Answer 4

feeling

Question 5

mild and temporary emotions

Answer 5

mood

Question 6

emotional level characteristic of the person

Answer 6

temperament

Question 7

likes & dislikes;

influenced by age

Answer 7

preferences

Question 8

organized patterns of preferences

Answer 8

attitudes

Question 9

also called bias;

advanced negative judgement in the form of generalization

Answer 9

Prejudice

Question 10

5 Theories of Emotion

Answer 10

1. Cognitive-Appraisal Theory
2. Affective-Primacy Theory
3. James-Lange Theory
4. Cannon-Bard Theory
5. Evolutionary Theory

Question 11

thinking before feeling

Answer 11

Cognitive-Appraisal Theory

Question 12

feeling before thinking

Answer 12

Affective-Primacy Theory

Question 13

impulse to act = cause of emotion;

psychological attraction before emotion

Answer 13

James-Lange Theory

Question 14

emotion before bodily arousal

Answer 14

Cannon-Bard Theory

Question 15

facial expression & Body language among human and animals;

overt emotional expressions / behavior / actions

Answer 15

Evolutionary Theory

Question 16

9 Physiological Reactions of Emotions

Answer 16

1. Galvanic Skin Response
2. Blood Changes
3. Respiration / Breathing Changes
4. Pupillary Responses
5. Salivary Gland Secretion is impeded
6. Muscle Tension and Tremor
7. Increased Heart Rate
8. Gastro-Intestinal Motility
9. Metabolic-rate Changes