The biological theory of emotion differs from the social interaction theory of emotion in that the biological theory:
A) states that the relationship of emotions to cognitions are interrelated.
B) does not assume universality of emotions.
C) is concerned with subjective meaning of emotions.
D) assumes that emotion exists separately from thought.
E) assumes that communication among people play a vital role in experiencing an emotion.
D
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A) domestic abuse B) female professional sports leagues C) equal pay for equal work D) more equal distribution of household chores
Flaubert's novel, Madame Bovary is about a
a. middle class wife who is rejected by her husband for taking out a loan without his permission. b. respectable provincial wife who, bored with her life and her husband, commits adultery and dies of poisoning. c. young factory worker who is forced into a life of prostitution. d. governess who falls in love with her noble employer but is treated as a leper by his family and peers. e. bourgeois wife who out of a sense of duty never reveals to her husband that she never loved him.
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a. organized by French students protesting the crowded conditions of their classrooms. b. organized by American students protesting the Vietnam War. c. a series of reforms in Czechoslovakia. d. a protest against the Soviet occupation of Hungary. e. a protest against the proliferation of nuclear weapons.
Reconstruction referred not only to remaking the war-torn South but also to __________
A) incorporating Western states into the Union B) reforming Confederate leadership C) finding new employment for former slaves D) reestablishing the Union torn by secession