PSY1003 - Biopsychology of Emotion, Stress & Health 3

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Across
  1. 4. when a person is subjected to a manipulated environmental cue.
  2. 8. emotions show in human facial expressions the most.
  3. 10. an unlearned reaction which occurs naturally to a stimulus.
Down
  1. 1. any unlearned response (no matter how simple) e.g. fight or flight. This occurs due to deeper motivational causes and can show in many forms of behaviour and body language.
  2. 2. an unpleasant thing from the environment which causes a negative reaction.
  3. 3. When a person exerts a behaviour or emotion due to a manipulated environmental cue.
  4. 5. a lot of what is known about neural mechanisms has come from studies on this. When a fear response is caused by a neutral stimulus being presented several times before an aversive stimulus. The majority of this has been done to animals, not humans. Little Albert (infant who was subjected to this).
  5. 6. abbr. ANS – only some emotions are associated with its usual activity patterns. No evidence to show each emotion has its own distinct pattern in this.
  6. 7. the evidence for emotions influencing face expressions. When people smile, they feel happier (evidence for this term).
  7. 9. emotion which causes people to protect others, submit, clench their muscles, have wide eyes and protect face with hands. People avoid threatening situations and danger because of it.