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WHAT IS THE JAMES-LANGE THEORY?
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A theory which two men by the names of William James and Carl Lange stated that bodily arousal comes before emotion.
(i.e. quickend heart beat comes before the fear) |
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| EXPLAIN THE CANNON-BARD THEORY |
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The cannon-bard theory suggested that both bodily arousal and emotion happen at the same time.
(i.e. quickened heart beat comes neither before or after the feeling of feer but simultaniously) |
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| Theorized with Carl Lange that bodily arousal comes before emotion or feelings |
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| Theorized with William James that bodily arousal comes before emotion and feelings |
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| man who theorized along with Philip Bard that bodily arousal comes at the same time as emotion or feeling |
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| man who theorized along with Walter Cannon that bodily arousal comes at the same time as emotion and feeling |
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