Question

Chapter six quiz

1.
involves subjective labeling, behavioral, and cognitive components.
process of emotion.
2. Joy, anger, fear, and disgust are part of the
3. Theory of emotion that says we "label" an emotion because of our cognitive appraisal of a
situation comes from
and
4. Charles Darwin believed that many of our emotional expressions are
5. Scientific research states that experimental inducing participants to smile had them reporting
positive emotions.
6. Opponent process theories of emotions explains.
7. What is Hans Seyle's term for the body's three stage response to stress?
to certain drugs.
8.
or
which is used to fight or flee the danger.
9. Explain the difference between type A and type B descriptions of people?
11. Stressful situations tend to result in
12. Stress affects the immune system by
reaction provides more energy for muscular activity,
10. Two type A traits that play an especially important role in coronary heart disease are
and expression of aggression.
, universal traits.
blood pressure.
it.

Answer 1

This detailed answer explains various aspects of emotion, including its components, theories, and effects on the body and the immune system.

Emotions involve subjective labeling, behavioral, and cognitive components, and the process of emotion includes subjective experience, expression, cognitive appraisal, and physiological responses (Levenson, Carstensen, Friesen, & Ekman, 1991). Joy, anger, fear, and disgust are part of the core emotions. The theory of emotion that says we "label" an emotion because of our cognitive appraisal of a situation comes from Lazarus's cognitive-mediational theory and the Schachter-Singer two-factor theory. Charles Darwin believed that many of our emotional expressions are universal traits. Scientific research shows that experimental inducing participants to smile had them reporting more positive emotions. Opponent process theories of emotions explain the contrasting emotions experienced after the initial emotion, and Hans Seyle's term for the body's three-stage response to stress is the General Adaptation Syndrome. Stressful situations tend to result in increased heart rate and blood pressure, and stress affects the immune system by weakening it. Type A and Type B descriptions of people differ in terms of personality traits and responses to stress. Two Type A traits that play an especially important role in coronary heart disease are time urgency and expression of aggression.