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Week 12 Cognitive Psychology Part 1
Week 12 Cognitive Psychology Part 1
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Which theory of emotion perception is below?
Common sense theory
Schacter & Singer's two-factor theory
Cannon-Bard theory
James-Lange theory
2
What did Schachter and Singer (1962) find? After answering, dicuss the emotion.
Neutral
Happy
Loved
Angry
3
Which theory of emotion perception is below?
Schacter & Singer's two-factor theory
James-Lange theory
Common sense theory
Cannon-Bard theory
4
The emotion we experience may depend on our evaluation. Part 2 Slide 5 of Week 12 content.
True
False
5
The second stage is the use of deliberate, effortful processes to change the emotional reaction:
emotional regulation
emotional generation
6
What study is this? Part 1 Slide 15 Week 12
True
False
7
Emotion only occurs if:
The labeling of arousal determines emotion
When you feel enthusiastic
Arousal is important in regulating consciousness
Body is physically healthy
8
Silly study, discuss why if not clear. Part 2 Slide 7 Week 12
True
False
9
individual can regulate their emotional state by avoiding potentially stressful social situation not going to that party
Situation selection
Attention deployment
Situation modification
Response modulation
10
Emotion only occurs if:
When you feel enthusiastic
A reason for arousal is located
Arousal is important in regulating consciousness
Body is physically healthy
11
In the placebo uninformed group, what did Schachter, and Singer (1962) find?
Participants felt hungry
Participants showed 'annoyance'
Participants were very sleepy
Participants showed 'neutral' emotions
12
Read the following
Situation selection
Attention deployment
Situation modification
Cognitive Change
13
Provoked by specific event is referred to as?
Trait anxiety
State anxiety
14
What is the first step of Emotional Regulation - Process model?
Situation modification
Cognitive change
Situation selection
Attention deployment
15
In the placebo informed group, what did Schachter, and Singer (1962) find?
Participants showed 'annoyance'
Participants felt hungry
Participants showed 'neutral' emotions
Participants were very sleepy
16
Emotion only occurs if:
Body is aroused
When you feel passionate
Body is physically healthy
When you feel enthusiastic
17
Which theory of emotion perception is below?
Cannon-Bard theory
Schacter & Singer's two-factor theory
James-Lange theory
Common sense theory
18
Individual differences may impact the type and amount of appraisal style used.
False
True
19
Are mood and emotion different? Yes = True, No = False
True
False
20
What did Schachter and Singer (1962) find? After answering, dicuss the two emotions.
Similar
Dissimilar
21
What is this diagram called?
Schachter and Singer’s Model of Emotions
Aristotle's Model of Emotions
Machiavelli and Spinoza's Model of Emotions
22
What is the red line?
Primed
Informed
Learned
23
What is the last step of Emotional Regulation - Process model?
Situation modification
Response modulation
Attention deployment
Situation selection
24
Which one is the most accepted emotional theory
Common sense theory
Schacter & Singer's two-factor theory
James-Lange theory
Cannon-Bard theory
25
Read the following:
True
False
26
Which theory of emotion perception is below?
James-Lange theory
Schacter & Singer's two-factor theory
Cannon-Bard theory
Common sense theory
27
Part 2 Slide 5 of Week 12 content
False
True
28
What is the red line?
Neutral
Sore
Annoyed
Irritated
29
Which theory of emotion perception is below?
James-Lange theory
Schacter & Singer's two-factor theory
Common sense theory
Cannon-Bard theory
30
Determining the emotion we are experiencing can cause negative physical states. Part 2 Slide 5 of Week 12 content
False
True
31
What was invovled in Schachter and Singer’s experiment?
They were told to sleep after the injection
Question: What emotion will the subject feel?
They were told to design a task to produce emotions
Remember the face of the most attractive person after the injection
32
(Dimensional approach - Valence) So, we have the valence which is an affective component. It goes from ____ to ____.
neutral to positive
negative to positive
positive to negative
happiness to angry
33
Fill in the blank. Part 2 Slide 7 Week 12
Higher
Average
Above
Below
34
Which theory of emotion perception is below?
Cannon-Bard theory
Schacter & Singer's two-factor theory
James-Lange theory
Common sense theory
35
According to appraisal theories,
appraisals
can cause
emotional states
rather than emotional states causing appraisals.
False
True
36
A small number of discreet emotions (happiness, sadness, anger, etc) is referred to?
Dimensional approach
Continuum approach
Categorical approach
Interdimensional approach
37
Emotion only occurs if:
Arousal is important in regulating consciousness
Arousal is important in regulating consciousness, attention, and alertness
Body is physically healthy
Arousal w/o cognition leads to no emotion
38
Trait anxiety is a much more stable personality feature than State anxiety. Discuss why? Part 2 Slide 2 Week 12
False
True
39
What is the pre-situation in the Emotional Regulation – Process model
Response modulation
Attention deployment
Situation modification
Situation selection
40
The first stage is the spontaneous responsive emotional experience:
emotional regulation
emotional generation
41
Arousal + Cognition = __________
Indifference
Concern
Excitement
Emotion
42
Participants exposed to negative words reported more negative mood state. Chartrand and colleagues(2006)
True
False
43
Which theory of emotion perception is below?
Cannon-Bard theory
James-Lange theory
Schacter & Singer's two-factor theory
Common sense theory
44
What is the fourth step of Emotional Regulation - Process model?
Situation selection
Cognitive change
Situation modification
Attention deployment
45
This was Chartrand and colleagues' (2006) study. Part 2 Slide 7 Week 12
True
False
46
In the epinephrine informed group, what did Schachter, and Singer (1962) find?
Participants felt hungry
Participants showed 'neutral' emotions
Participants showed 'annoyance'
Participants were very sleepy
47
What did Dutton and Aron (1974) look at? Their findings provide further support for which researchers?
Interpretation of physiological arousals
How long emotions last
If religions influence one's emotional state
If participants would correctly remember their traumatic childhood memories
48
Appraisal processes can be automatic and below level of conscious awareness (Smith and Kirby, 2001)
False
True
49
Patient DR had an epilepsy operation which damaged which part of her brain?
temporal lobe
limbic system
amygdala
prefrontal cortex
50
What is the missing word?
Placebo
Natural remedies
A fruit
Medication
51
Part 2 Slide 3 of Week 12 content. Discuss the answer.
True
False
52
Which theory of emotion perception is below?
Schacter & Singer's two-factor theory
James-Lange theory
Common sense theory
Cannon-Bard theory
53
Read the following:
True
False
54
Read the following
Situation modification
Attention deployment
Situation selection
Response modulation
55
What is the red line?
Marijuana
Serotonin
Epinephrine
Medication
56
Which theory of emotion perception is below?
Cannon-Bard theory
Common sense theory
James-Lange theory
Schacter & Singer's two-factor theory
57
Term used to refer to the experience of emotions. Sometimes also used to describe mood and personality differences.
Feelings
Effect
Conscience
Affect
58
What is this called?
Appraisal Approach
Situation Approach
Emotion Regulation Approach
59
This is about Schachter and Singer's (1962) study.
True
False
60
Which theory of emotion perception is below?
Schacter & Singer's two-factor theory
Common sense theory
Cannon-Bard theory
James-Lange theory
61
This is about Schachter and Singer's (1962) study.
True
False
62
Friedman and Rosenman refer to Type B personalities - who are more positive and much less aroused.
False
True
63
Chartrand et al., (2006) presented positive, negative or neutral words below level of consciousness
False
True
64
What is the third step of Emotional Regulation - Process model?
Attention deployment
Situation modification
Situation selection
Cognitive change
65
What is the second step of Emotional Regulation - Process model?
Attention deployment
Situation modification
Cognitive change
Situation selection
66
Prediction - we can experience emotional states in response to stimuli we were aware of and that we had been exposed to
True
False
67
Both top-down and bottom up processes influence emotional experiences (Scherer et al., 2001)
False
True
68
What did Schachter and Singer (1962) find? After answering, dicuss the emotion.
Happy
Loved
Angry
Neutral
69
Read the following
Situation modification
Situation selection
Attention deployment
Response modulation
70
Read the following, then discuss the answer.
True
False
71
This is about Schachter and Singer's (1962) study.
True
False
72
What is the red line?
Confederate
Friend
Sister
Cop
73
Categorical approach is literally putting things into categories and giving them scores in terms of associated emotions
False
True
74
Read the following
True
False
75
(Dimensional approach - Arousal) level of bodily excitation going from ______ to ______.
inactive to excited
inactive to active
neutral to active
excited to inactive
76
Stable personality feature is referred to as?
State anxiety
Trait anxiety
77
Read the following
Attention deployment
Situation selection
Situation modification
Response modulation
78
What did Schachter and Singer (1962) find? After answering, dicuss the emotion.
Fear
Happiness
Hungry
Sadness
