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THE JAMES-LANGE THEORY OF EMOTION |
Suggests that bodily responses evoke the emotional experience. |
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THE CANNON-BARD THEORY OF EMOTION |
Suggests that the brain must interpret the situation to decide which emotion is appropriate. |
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SCHACHTER'S COGNITIVE THEORY O EMOTION |
Schachter's Cognitive Theory |
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HOW MANY EMOTION DO WE EXPERIENCE? (PLUTNIK) |
8 different emotions or 4 paired opposites: |
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WHAT ARE THE FACIAL EXPRESSIONS THAT ARE CONSIDERED UNIVERSAL |
Accourding to Ekman and Keltner (2000) |
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BELL'S PALSEY |
• Viral infection in the facial nerve |
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WHAT AREAS OF THE BRAIN ARE INVOLVED IN POSITIVE EMOTION? |
Positive brain sites are concentrated in the hypothalamas & extend to the brainstem |
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PAPEZ EMOTIONAL CIRCUIT |
A group of brain regions within the limbic system. |
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THE LIMBIC SYSTEM |
Loosely defined, widespread group of brain nuclei that innervate each other to form a network. The nuclei are implicated in emotions. |
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KLUVER BUCY SYNDROME |
Removed large part of the temporal lobes, found monkey's behavior dramatically changed after surgery. |
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AMYGDALA |
group of nuclei in the medial anterior part of the temporal lobe |