Emotion Second Final Quiz

Anna didn't review her lesson. Her teacher called her. As she was trying to stand, she then began to feel scared, and her body was shaking at the same time. What theory of emotion is this?

• JAMES-LANGE THEORY

• CANNON-BARD THEORY

• SCHACHTER-SINGER THEORY

• SCHACHTER-BARD THEORY

You were alone in a dark alley. Your heartbeat increased rapidly. You sweat and begin to tremble. You said out loud that you are scared and that it is really scary. And so, you interpret these reactions as fright and fear. What theory of emotion is this?

• JAMES-LANGE THEORY

• CANNON - BARD THEORY

• SCHACHTER-SINGER THEORY

• SCHACHTER-BARD THEORY

Ava is walking in the woods and she saw a bear. Her heartbeat increases rapidly, she sweat and begin to tremble. She interprets these reactions as fright and afraid. What theory of emotion is this?

• JAMES- LANGE THEORY

• CANNON- BARD THEORY

• SCHACHTER-SINGER THEORY

• SCHACHTER-BARD THEORY

Your heart beats faster, and your hands are shaking when your teacher calls your name for a surprise oral recitation. What kind of element of emotion is this?

• SUBJECTIVE EXPERIENCE

• PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSE

• BEHAVIORAL OR EXPRESSIVE RESPONSE

Olive is angry because Josh took a picture of her without her permission. Rating her anger emotion from 1 to 10, she rated 8, while Marites is also angry because Josh did the same as what she did to Olive. On a scale of 1 to 10, she rated her anger as 7. What element of emotion does this show?

• SUBJECTIVE EXPERIENCE

• PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSE

• BEHAVIORAL OR EXPRESSIVE RESPONSE

Brenna accidentally tripped Greer. So she asked Greer if she was okay and if her knees hurt. Greer claims to be fine, but her facial expression suggests otherwise.

• SUBJECTIVE EXPERIENCE

• PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSE

• BEHAVIORAL OR EXPRESSIVE RESPONSE

They suggest that emotions occur as a result of physiological reactions or response to events.

• William James and Carl Lange

• Walter Cannon and Philip Bard

• Stanley Schachter and Jerome Singer

• Aristotle and Plato

They suggest that an emotion-arousing stimulus simultaneously triggers both a physiological response and the experience of an emotion

• William James and Carl Lange

• Walter Cannon and Philip Bard

• Stanley Schachter and Jerome Singer

• Aristotle and Plato

They suggest that physical input and cognitive processes work together to produce an emotional experience.

• William James and Carl Lange

• Walter Cannon and Philip Bard

• Stanley Schachter and Jerome Singer

• Aristotle and Plato

True or False. James-Lange theory says that emotion comes first before the physiological response or reaction.

• TRUE

• FALSE