Emotion and Cognition

Emotions are solely determined by physiological responses and have no cognitive component

• True

• False

1. Which theory suggests that emotion is the result of the interpretation of bodily reactions?

• James-Lange theory

• Cannon-Bard theory

• Charles Darwin

• Schachter-Singer theory

1. Which brain structure is primarily associated with the regulation of emotion?

• Cerebellum

• Hippocampus

• Amygdala

• Corpus callosum

16. Flashbulb memories are typically characterized by

• Short-term retention

• Lack of emotional significance

• Low recall accuracy

• High emotional intensity

16. The maintenance of flashbulb memories over time is often attributed to

• Lack of emotional significance

• Frequent rehearsal and retrieval

• Decay due to interference

• Inhibition of amygdala activity

In order to form form flashbulb memories, we need two variables, which are:

Define flashbulb memories

Contrast overt and covert rehearsal

41. Flashbulb memories are always accurate representations of the events they recall.

• True

• False

The long pathway of emotions consist of: Stimuli→Thalamus→Neocortex→________________________→ Amygdala = Emotion