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Chapter 11 Emotion Emotion Emotions are temporary experiences with either positive, negative, or mixed qualities. People experience emotion with varying intensity as happening to them, as generated in part by a mental assessment of situations and accompanied by both learned and innate physical responses. The Nature of Emotion Emotion: the feels Defining features: Usually temporary Positive, negative or both Alter your thought processes (neg. narrows attention) Triggers motivation to act How you interpret situations frames how you will feel about it.

The Nature of Emotion Emotion: feelings that happen to us, created by the way we think about a situation and how we have learned to deal with situations. Biology of Emotions In the brain Limbic System: Amygdala: creates and reads! Pyramidal motor system (motor cortex) and extrapyramidal motor system. Some debate over right or left hemispheres job Autonomic Nervous System: Sympathetic and Parasympathetic NS fight or flight vs calming mechanism What comes first. The emotion OR...your physical reaction IT S NOT WHAT YOU THINK!!

Theories of Emotion James-Lange Theory Cannon-Bard Theory Cognitive Theories Schachter-Singer Lazarus (not testable) James-Lange Theory AKA Peripheral Theory: because it s all about the peripheral NS (outside your central focus too!) YOU ARE AFRAID BECAUSE YOU RUN! Emotions are just our reaction to physiological responses- if you strip away the PNS response, what remains of the emotion? James-Lange Theory Mrs. Bova sees a spider Physiological response to spider Mrs. Bova interprets this Mrs. Bova is afraid

James-Lange Theory Spinal cord injuries- no PNS, but facial expressions victims report reduced emotional response! Facial-feedback Hypothesis- James included your involuntary facial expression in the peripheral response so smiling alone should make you happier Lie Detectors Polygraphs assume there is a physiological response to a lie Not 100% accurate! Let s look instead at microexpressions LIE TO ME Cannon-Bard Theory No not this Bard

Cannon-Bard Theory Emotion begins with stimuli, comes from the limbic system and heads to the cortex and nervous system at the same time YOU RUN BECAUSE YOU ARE AFRAID Cannon said the thalamus, we now say other regions (i.e. amygdala!) Emotion occurs because CNS is activated Cannon-Bard Theory Mrs. Bova sees a spider Mrs. Bova s brain perceives the spider and the fear emotion as well as the biological response are triggered together Cognitive Theory: Schachter- Singer I see what you said there James, and I agree, with some modifications Emotions are a combination of feedback from our body AND the way our brain processes the information! COGNITIVE

Schachter- Singer Mrs. Bova sees a spider Mrs. Bova s brain perceives the spider and the biological response is triggered and the fear causes her to attribute the response to the spider. Excitation Transfer You transfer your excitement from one thing to another Emily is so excited to go to lunch, that she laughs at my ridiculous jokes Also plays a part in physical arousal

Lazarus: Cognitive Appraisal Theory Disappointment over a bad exam grade depends upon your feelings about the course and the material If something is relevant to our well being we have an emotional reaction towards it! Culture and language also play a part! Communicating Emotion It s all in the face! Universal Emotion (Paul Ekman) Kind of...

Emotional Expression There is both Nature and Nurture! Infants show facial expressions, there is less cultural difference in facial expression (happy is happy everywhere!) BUT- culture affects the way we express emotions, we learn to communicate our emotions, and we use social referencing!