A) cognitive reactions always precede emotional reactions.
B) emotional reactions always precede cognitive reactions.
C) some emotional reactions involve no conscious thinking.
D) cognitive reactions and emotional reactions always occur simultaneously.
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A) Stanley Schachter
B) William James
C) Walter Cannon
D) Joseph LeDoux
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A) the right prefrontal cortex becomes more electrically active.
B) the right prefrontal cortex becomes less electrically active.
C) the left prefrontal cortex becomes more electrically active.
D) the left prefrontal cortex becomes less electrically active.
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A) two-factor theory.
B) James-Lange theory.
C) Concealed Information Test.
D) spillover effect.
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A) pride.
B) joy.
C) disgust.
D) love.
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A) the parasympathetic nervous system.
B) stress hormones.
C) the immune system.
D) glucose.
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A) physiological arousal
B) pupil contraction
C) conscious experience
D) expressive behavior
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A) some emotions can be experienced apart from cognition.
B) there are subtle but distinct physiological differences among the emotions.
C) our experience of emotion depends on how we interpret the body's arousal.
D) happiness is largely a function of right frontal lobe activation.
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A) sympathetic arousal,parasympathetic inhibition,and cognitive labeling.
B) physical gestures,facial expressions,and psychological drives.
C) expressive behaviors,physiological arousal,and conscious experience.
D) cognition,affect,and behavior.
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A) the thalamus to the amygdala to the cerebral cortex.
B) the amygdala to the cerebral cortex to the thalamus.
C) the thalamus to the cerebral cortex to the amygdala.
D) the amygdala to the thalamus to the cerebral cortex.
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A) conscious experience.
B) a physiological response.
C) behavioral or expressive responses.
D) the spillover effect.
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A) anterior cingulate cortex.
B) insula.
C) hypothalamus.
D) hippocampus.
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A) James-Lange theory.
B) two-factor theory.
C) Cannon-Bard theory
D) Concealed Information Test.
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A) Facial expressions of emotion inhibit the conscious experience of emotion.
B) Distinctly different brain circuits are associated with distinctly different emotions.
C) People with spinal cord injuries experience a considerable increase in the intensity of their angry feelings.
D) All of these statements are consistent with the James-Lange theory.
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A) sympathetic
B) central
C) somatic
D) parasympathetic
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A) depends on the intensity of physiological arousal.
B) can occur only after physiological arousal.
C) occurs simultaneously with physiological arousal.
D) precedes physiological arousal.
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A) Cannon-Bard theory.
B) spillover effect.
C) James-Lange Theory.
D) Concealed Information Test.
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A) electrocardiograph
B) polygraph
C) myograph
D) tomograph
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A) evaluate a criminal's mental health.
B) assess a suspect's responses to details of a crime.
C) screen potential employees for possible past misdeeds.
D) determine the frequency with which an individual lies.
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A) arousal;euphoric
B) arousal;irritated
C) no effects;euphoric
D) no effects;irritated
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