interpersonal skills 1.4

Question 1

damage to the logical part of the brain affects what?

Answer 1

someone stops to be able person cannot control feelings. eg overreacting for no reason. damage to logical part makes u react unlogically which means u cant control ur emotions properly

Question 2

damage to emotional part of the brain leads to what consequences?

Answer 2

prevents logic and decision making

Question 3

what does an emotion elicit

Answer 3

an experience and behaviour (sometimes u dont show behaviour)

Question 4

name 3 things that create an emotion

Answer 4

environment; bodily sensations, past experiences

Question 5

if you want to train a new pattern/neural pathway, what do you need to do?

Answer 5

lots of repetition

Question 6

stress vs relax also known as … system vs …. system

Answer 6

orthosympathetic nervous system vs parasympathetic nervous system

Question 7

how does hypothalamus regulate autonomic nervous system?

Answer 7

by producing hormones

Question 8

what happens if you have cortisol in your body for too long? explain the physiological changes

Answer 8

leads to chronic stress, decrease in function of frontal lobe. this inhibits amygdala which controls emotions

Question 9

which part of the brain is very important in regulating vital functions/physiological arousal (eg heart rate, blood pressure)

Answer 9

brainstem

Question 10

name basic emotions

Answer 10

happiness sadness fear anger surprise disgust affection

Question 11

name learned emotions

Answer 11

love, shame, regret, pride, admiration, gratitude

Question 12

is love a basic or learned emotion?

Question 13

what are learned emotions for? what are basic emotions for?

Answer 13

for interpersonal /social functioning

basic: survival

Question 14

whats Schachter singer theory

Answer 14

stimulus - physiological response - you always give meaning to the physiological changes - only then experience an emotion

Question 15

william lange theory explain

Answer 15

need to be aware

stimulus- first experience physiological before you experience an emotion

Question 16

cognitive appraisal theory explain

Answer 16

stimulus - appraisal of stimulus (conscious and unconscious); motivational response- physiological response- emotion

Question 17

explain the facial expression theory

Answer 17

ask patient to have a pen in their mouth eg simulated smile - perceived videos better, were happier
simulated smile promotes happy emotions

Question 18

canon bard theory says what

Answer 18

that you experience physiological stimulus and emotions simultaneously

Question 19

skinner theory explain

Answer 19

based on punishment or reward

Question 20

what does appraisal mean

Answer 20

interpretation ( of stimulus)