According to the James-Lange theory of emotion, anger
a. causes people to hit someone.
b. occurs at the same time a person hits someone.
c. does not truly exist.
d. might occur after we feel aroused because we hit someone.
e. and happiness always occur simultaneously.
d. might occur after we feel aroused because we hit someone.
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b. social learning theorist. c. ecological theorist. d. behaviorist.
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a. It is probably just an accident. b. The mother duck was the first moving object the chick saw after being hatched. c. The chick is probably a genetic accident in which instinctual tendencies are modified. d. The mother hen rejected her chick.
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