thinking and feeling

Question 1

high v low contrast faces
highest attraction for easily percieved

Answer 1

winkielman 1998

Question 2

James-Lange theory

Answer 2

emotional states inferred from physiological cues

Question 3

UNIFORM V AlTeRnAtE wording
uniform rated higher

Answer 3

leboe 2003

Question 4

15 classic sculptures match the golden ratio

Answer 4

rizzolatti 2007

Question 5

faces with differing emotions
happy rated high sad rated low

Answer 5

flexas 2013

Question 6

processing fluency

Answer 6

simplicity – activation of knowledge and experience

Question 7

ease of categorisation

Answer 7

conceptual fluency

Question 8

the human condition

Answer 8

we experience a rendition of the world created by our cognition

Question 9

cannon-bard theory

Answer 9

physiological and emotional states are simulataneous and independant

Question 10

Dutton and Aron 1974

Answer 10

told big/small shocks in next room. complete questionnaire before. women present. big shocks === attraction highly rated AND stress v calm condition stressful story led to more sexual imagery

Question 11

golden ratrio

Answer 11

best possible combination of features

Question 12

cognitive explanation for attraction

Answer 12

ease of processing and conceptual fluency

Question 13

metacognition

Answer 13

how familiarity is interpreted

Question 14

familiarity

Answer 14

when memory trace is misread as a real memory

Question 15

faces shown (told some were peers)
familiar faces rated higher on attraction

Answer 15

monin 2013

Question 16

meer exposure effect

Answer 16

repeated exposure leads to familiarity and therefore attraction

Question 17

more common features = more attractive

Answer 17

zajonc 1968