Introduction - Weeks 4-6 - Emotion Regulation - Flashcard set 2 (Version 2)
What are vulnerability factors in relation to emotions?
Vulnerability factors make individuals more sensitive to emotional interpretations.
What are prompting events in relation to emotions?
Prompting events are cues that set off emotions.
What are primary emotions?
Primary emotions are spontaneous emotional reactions to events outside of ourselves.
What are secondary emotions?
Secondary emotions are usually reactions to primary emotions.
How can emotions be changed?
Emotions can be changed through awareness, naming, and changing prompting events.
What is the function of emotions?
Emotions communicate and have the function to do so.
What are some ways that emotions can be regulated?
Emotions can be regulated through changing thoughts and behaviors.
How can cultural factors influence how emotions are expressed?
Cultural factors can influence how emotions are expressed through regional, family, and individual differences.
What is the relationship between emotions and memory?
Intense emotions have powerful aftereffects on memory, thoughts, physical functioning, and behavior.
How do emotions prepare the body for action?
Emotions prepare the body for action and evolved to prompt actions necessary for survival.
