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Chapter 18: Emotion (Emotional states have 2 components (emotional…
Chapter 18: Emotion
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Theories of Emotion
James-Lange Theory
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emotional experiences (feelings) are reactions to info from periphery (we are scared BECAUSE our heart races)
evidence
it's hard to imagine maintaining rage without pounding heart, tensed muscles, or flush face
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subjects given muscle-by-muscle instructions that result in facial expressions (anger, fear, surprise) exhibit measurable changes in autonomic activity (heart rate, skin conductance, skin temperature)
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Amygdala is important for fear conditioning/command center for fear response (neurons in central nucleus of amygdala respond to shock related tone after conditioning with increased firing rate)
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