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WorksheetsWeek 9 Practice Quiz- Emotions
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 10mins
Which of the following types of emotions tends to make us want to withdraw from others?
hostile emotions
action tendencies
secondary emotions
sad/anxious emotions
A feeling with no specific, identifiable cause is called a ______.
mood
emotion
trait
meta-emotion
state
An emotion's valence is its...
intensity
positivity or negativity
specific cause
lasting power
Expressing one emotion when you're actually feeling a different emotion is called...
intensification
simulation
masking
frumping
True or false: As we learned in class, researchers believe humans can experience 138 distinct emotions.
True
False
Emotions like jealousy or contempt, which are a combination of two or more primal feelings, are called (a) (2 words).
The emotional process of dealing with a terrible loss is called (a) .
A group's norms for how emotions should be expressed is called the _______________.
emotional intelligence
meta-emotions
display rules
implicit feedback
True or False: People who are higher in agreeableness are better at managing stress and regulating emotions.
True
False
Emotions such as anger, contempt, disgust and jealousy are classified as _____________ emotions.
negative
depressive
unfortunate
hostile
There are four aspects to emotional intelligence. The aspect in which you are adept at managing change and handling conflict, and can communicate clearly what you want and need from others, is claled ___________.
relationship management
self-awareness
self management
social awareness
empathic communication
As we discussed in class, when we mimic someone else's emotions and expressions (such as when we "catch" a friend's bad mood simply by being around them), we are experiencing...
meta-emotions
emotional contagion
mirroring
secondary emotions
emotional intelligence
The process of changing how one thinks about the situation that gave rise to a negative emotion so that the effect of the emotion is diminished – for example, getting upset about a bad quiz score, but then stopping to realize that you actually didn’t study very hard, and probably deserve the grade you got – is called __________________________.
emotional reappraisal
cognition
emotional intelligence
action tendencies
emotional contagion
What the heck are action tendencies?
physical movements like dancing or running, which create emotions (such as joy)
the kinds of actions a particular emotion prompts us to take (covering your eyes when scared)
the ways your body reacts to loud noises (jumping, flinching, etc.)
others' actions that we can't help but mimic (yawning, scratching our faces, etc.)
