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Cannon bard theory Common sense theory |
Stimulus > emotion > reaction James |
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James Lange Theory |
Emotion and physiological response are simultaneous Stimulus reaction/ perception of physiological change \/ Emotion Does not work perfectly Do not run then realize you’re scared |
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Schaffer and Singer |
2 factor theory Deception study involving either Saline solution (placebo) or Epinephrine (adrenaline) Individuals were separated into 4 groups. Shachter and Singer demonstrated that emotion is not epinephrine >there is a social component > Requires cognitive interpretation -For example: if you see a bear, need to cognitively interpret how to react. In the environment, high arousal requires cognition in order to interpret how it is aroused Emotion has 2 factors: > The cognitive interpretation of a physiological response |
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Richard Lazarus |
Individuals do not see the world as it really is > everything is interpreted Especially relevant in social situations > social interactions are complex -rules everywhere (friends, dating, Facebook, all have different sets of rules >Open to interpretation |
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Cortisol |
Initial amounts of cortisol are designed to increase bodies energy levels by creating glucose In large amounts: >also contributes to belly fat > structure contains - OH group -Acid. -Extremely hard on tissue -Damages muscle tissue
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Studies of adrenaline |
When epinephrine was injected into individuals, they were asked how they felt >71% said that they did not feel anything >29% said that they should feel something but we’re unclear as to what >Demonstrates that emotion requires cognition - must know how to interpret what you are feeling before you can feel it (children falling off bicycle) -individuals expresses stupidity differently |
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Hand Selye |
3 stage theory of stress response 1) Alarm- initiation of Fight or Flight response If the body is stuck in the alarm stage too long then: 2) Resistance - Body tried to maintain homeostasis (continued stress level will cause resistance to homeostasis, but the body can not resist the effects of stress forever) 3) Exhaustion- Bodies resources eventually fail (will start to suppress immune response) |
