Components of Emotion in Scenarios

The video explores how humans respond emotionally to different situations, focusing on three main components: physiological, behavioral, and cognitive. It provides examples of these components in action through two scenarios: encountering a bear and attending a surprise party. The physiological and behavioral responses are similar in both scenarios, but cognitive interpretation leads to different emotions: fear in the bear scenario and happiness in the party scenario.

What are the three main components that make up emotion?

• Physical, Mental, Emotional

• Sensory, Motor, Cognitive

• Physiological, Behavioral, Cognitive

• Emotional, Rational, Physical

Which component of emotion involves changes in the body's internal state?

• Emotional

• Cognitive

• Behavioral

• Physiological

What does the behavioral component of emotion include?

• How we feel emotionally

• How our body reacts internally

• How we express our behavior

• How we interpret situations

Which component of emotion involves interpreting a situation?

• Physiological

• Cognitive

• Behavioral

• Emotional

In the bear encounter scenario, what is the physiological response?

• Calm and relaxed breathing

• No change in physiological state

• Increased heart rate and blood pressure

• Decreased heart rate

What is a common behavioral reaction in both the bear and surprise party scenarios?

• Laughing

• Crying

• Swearing and raising arms

• Running away

How does the cognitive component differ between the bear and surprise party scenarios?

• Bear is seen as dangerous, party as exciting

• Both are interpreted as dangerous

• Bear is seen as exciting, party as dangerous

• Both are interpreted as exciting

What emotion is primarily associated with the bear encounter scenario?

• Happiness

• Fear

• Excitement

• Surprise

What emotion is primarily associated with the surprise party scenario?

• Fear

• Sadness

• Happiness and excitement

• Anger

Which two components of emotion are similar in both scenarios?

• Behavioral and Emotional

• Cognitive and Physiological

• Physiological and Behavioral

• Cognitive and Behavioral