Emily is camping in the woods when suddenly her heart starts racing and her breathing increases. She isn't even aware that a bear has come out from behind a tree, but suddenly she begins feeling terror!
Which theory of emotions suggests that our bodies' physiological changes can lead to the emotion of fear?
a. Plutchik's Emotional Wheel theory
b. Schachter and Singer Two-Factor theory
c. James-Lange theory
d. Cannon-Bard theory
Answer: C
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