Components of Emotion
Psychology ⇒ Motivation and Emotion
Components of Emotion starts at 11 and continues till grade 12.
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Describe a scenario where the cognitive component of emotion changes the emotional experience.
Describe a situation where the physiological and behavioral components of emotion might not match.
Describe how the three components of emotion interact when someone feels fear.
Describe how the three components of emotion might be involved when someone receives good news.
Describe a scenario where the cognitive component of emotion changes the emotional experience.
Describe a situation where the physiological and behavioral components of emotion might not match.
Describe how the three components of emotion interact when someone feels fear.
Describe how the three components of emotion might be involved when someone receives good news.
Which component of emotion is most directly involved when a person blushes after being embarrassed? (1) Physiological (2) Cognitive (3) Behavioral (4) Social
Which component of emotion is most involved when a person consciously thinks about why they are feeling sad? (1) Physiological (2) Cognitive (3) Behavioral (4) Social
Which component of emotion is most likely involved when someone feels their stomach 'drop' before an exam? (1) Physiological (2) Cognitive (3) Behavioral (4) Social
Which of the following best describes the behavioral component of emotion? (1) Changes in hormone levels (2) Facial expressions and body language (3) Memory recall (4) Blood pressure changes
Fill in the blank: The ________ component of emotion involves how we interpret and make sense of emotional events.
Fill in the blank: The ________ component of emotion involves the way we act in response to our feelings.
Fill in the blank: The ________ component of emotion is often studied by observing facial expressions and gestures.
Fill in the blank: The ________ component of emotion prepares the body for action, such as fight or flight.
Is it true that physiological responses to emotion are always under conscious control?
Is it true that the cognitive component of emotion can be influenced by past experiences?
Is it true that the cognitive component of emotion can influence how we react to the same event differently at different times?
Is the following statement true or false? 'Behavioral expressions of emotion are universal and do not vary across cultures.'
