Discuss facial expression feedback in relation to the James-Lange theory of emotion.
What will be an ideal response?
The James-Lange and cognitive theories differ as to the role of bodily feedback in emotional experience. There is evidence that bodily feedback, especially from facial expressions, contributes to emotions; also, mimicking other people's expressions may help us understand others' emotions.
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He tied her up and repeatedly threatened to rape her, but by keeping her wits about her she was able to talk him out of it and eventually escaped. Since that time, the thought of sex causes her feelings of extreme disgust. Katrina has: a) pedophilia. b) paraphilia. c) sexual aversion. d) a sexual arousal disorder.
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a) somatic pain b) skin sensations c) olfactory sensations d) the location of our body parts in space
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a. imitating adults b. drawing c. rough-and-tumble d. flying kites