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| feelings that involve subjective evaluation, cognitive beliefs, and phsyiological processes which regulate behavior - they are immediate responses |
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a diffuse and long-lasting emotional state that influences rather than interrupts thought and behavior |
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PRIMARY EMOTIONS: -Ekman's 6 basic emotions -3 characteristics |
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evolutionarily adaptive emotions that humans share across cultures; associated w/ specific biological and phsyical states -anger, fear, disgust, surprise, joy, sadness 1) distinct facial features 2) universal 3) evolutionarily adaptive |
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SECONDARY EMOTIONS: 1) bittersweet 2) jealousy 3) disappointment |
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blends of primary emotions, including states such as remorse, guilt, submission, and anticipation 1) sadness and joy 2) anger and desire 3) sadness and surprise |
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| emotions are arranged in a circle around the intersections of two core dimensions of affect |
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| James-Lange theory of emotion |
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| a theory that suggests that the experience of emotion is elicited by a phsyiological response to a particular stimulus or situation |
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| theory that asserts that emotion-producing stimuli from the environment elicit both and emotional and a phsyical reaction |
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Two-factor theory of emotion |
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| theory proposes that a situation evokes both a physiological response, such as arousal, and a cognitive interpretation |
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