12-3 Emotions (no spaces)

1. You experience an ___ emotion when you frown, per Carroll Izard’s theory of emotion.
3. Some believe emotion results from ___ ___ , others say it comes from physical changes.
8. ___ energy in the gut and brain is the Cannon–Bard Theory of emotion, neither causes the other.
9. Love is an emotion, yet hunger is a ___ ___ . Emotions & physical responses feel similar.
10. If a significant object provokes a ____ feeling in your body, we call this emotion.
11. A child born without ? ? does not learn to express feelings by observing others; Is expression innate?
13. Different cultures can identify the same facial ___ , so maybe emotional [same] is innate.
17. When your brain interprets movement in ___ ___ as different emotion: facial feedback theory.
19. What emotion you feel depends upon how you ___ the physical arousal; This is the cognitive theory.
20. Your interpretation of a given situation is the ___ aspect of emotion, which is obviously subjective.

2. A child’s emotions are modified by ____ , who respond differently to different emotions.
4. When you cannot explain physical reactions, you take cues from the ___ ; Schachter–Singer.
5. We are able to ___ a ___ due to the energy of our emotions. This is the purpose of emotion.
6. Emotion describes a physical reaction, our perception of ___ ___ : James–Lange Theory.
7. Trembling & nail-biting are the ___ aspects of emotion, the expressions that others can see.
12. Lazarus argued that cognitive appraisal alone is key to emotional experience; ___ of a situation.
14. The purpose of emotion is to spur us into action & keep us safe, so it is key to our ____ .
15. Cannon was first to describe the fight-or-flight reaction of the ___ nervous system.
16. Increased heart rate & breathing is the ___ aspect of emotion, our bodies being aroused.
18. Expressing emotion is____ , even though experiencing emotion is universal.