A report about emotions and how it is explained

1. A. Physiological Bases
B. Types of Emotions
C. Old and modern theories of
emotions

2. In psychology, emotion is often
defined as a complex state of
feeling
that results in physical and
psychological changes that
influence

3. A. James-Lange Theory of Emotion
B. Cannon-Bard Theory of Emotion
Physiological Bases

4. Emotion arises from physiological
arousal.
Happiness comes from
smiling.
Sadness comes from crying.

5. Emotion originates in the
Thalamus.
“Body” (physiological systems)
and
“ Mind” ( emotional experience)
are independently activated at the
same time.

6. Anger
Love
Happiness
AnxietyEmpathy
Good
Thrilled
Glad
Powerful
RelievedComfortable
Determined
Awe

7. Three Ways to Measure Emotion
A. Body / Physical
B. Thoughts ( observed indirectly through )
C. Behavior

8. Ω Blood Pressure Ω Lie Detector
Ω Heart Rate readings
Ω Adrenaline Levels Ω Perspiration
Ω Muscles activity when
smiling, frowning, etc.
Ω Neural images
Ω Posture
Ω Tears

9. ● Spoken and written words on rating scales.
● Answers to open-ended questions on
surveys and during interviews.
● Responses to projective instruments,
sentence stems, etc.
● Self-assessments or perceptions regarding
the behavior and intentions of others.
● Other cognitive operations such as rational/
logical thinking.
Thoughts
( Observed indirectly
through )

10. ☻ Facial Expressions
☻ Activity Level
☻ Alertness
☻ Screaming
☻ Laughing
☻ Smiling
☻ Aggression☻ Approach / Avoidance
☻ Attention / Distraction
☻ Insomnia
☻ Anhedonia

11. Wink Smirk Said Said
Sardonic
Smiling Frowning
Incredulity
The Expressive Component Common
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