According to the Somatovisceral Afference Model of Emotion (SAME), which scenario is likely to elicit the slowest emotional response??
a. ?Tiana receives a rare phone call from her husband who is away at war; she happily grins from ear-to-ear.
b. ?While hiking, Daria sees a mountain lion off in the distance; she has never been so scared, and stops dead in her tracks as her heart beats uncontrollably.
c. ?Doug is finishing up his term paper as his roommate accidentally drops a pint of beer on his laptop; Doug starts to shake uncontrollably with anger.
d. ?Tyrone looks over his annual progress report from his boss; the comments are mostly positive and he is proud of his accomplishments.
ANSWER:
d
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