The view that the cognitive interpretation or appraisal of physiological reactions drives the subjective experience of emotion is known as:
a. the commonsense view of emotions
b. the two-factor theory of emotion
c. the James-Lange theory of emotion
d. the Cannon-Bard theory of emotion
B
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While babysitting one night, you receive a phone call from someone who says, in a really weird voice, “I am coming to get you! I am coming to get you!” Just then, the lights in the house flicker out! As you are alone, your heart starts beating faster, you begin to perspire, and you are covered in goose bumps. You have just experienced the ____.?
a. ?fight-or-flight syndrome b. ?posttraumatic stress reaction c. ?startle reflex d. ?automatic fear response
The central executive component of the working memory model is primarily involved in ____
a. ?storage and retrieval b. ?attention and integration c. ?transduction and transporting d. ?encoding and transcription
Sequence the needs in Maslow's hierarchy of basic motives from the lowest to the highest:
a. biological, safety, attachment, esteem, self-actualization b. biological, attachment, safety, self-actualization, esteem c. attachment, self-actualization, esteem, safety, biological d. self-actualization, biological, attachment, safety, esteem
Emme selectively attends to and better recalls emotionally positive over negative information. Emme has the ability to maximize positive emotion and dampen negative emotion. This ability is known as
A) gerotranscendence. B) ego differentiation. C) ego transcendence. D) affect optimization.