Across
- 4. this experience, though not conventionally thought of as an emotion, is also constructed, according to LFB's view
- 7. a study that statistically aggregates the results of other studies of a phenomenon (omit hyphen)
- 8. hear rate, skin conductance, facial electromyography are examples of _____ measures
- 10. one of earliest researchers who proposed a "natural kinds" view of emotion (hint: he had a cafe in Harvard, until recently ;-(
- 11. a psychological dimension running from pleasure to displeasure
- 12. one theory from the readings states that emotions are ____ from more basic building blocks or "ingredients"
- 13. according to LFB, a "natural kinds" account of emotion must show that an emotion causes coordinated change in physiology, behavior and _____
Down
- 1. (noun) when a stimulus reliably elicits the same outcome
- 2. LFB and Ralph Adolph agree that words like "happy", "sad", "angry" are _____ concepts, and not necessarily useful guides for science
- 3. (noun) when an outcome can be paired with one stimulus, but not others
- 5. one of the earliest researchers who proposed a constructionist view of emotion (hint, he has a building at Harvard!)
- 6. (two words) measures the strength of a relationship between two variables or the magnitude of a difference between groups
- 9. being comfortable, uncomfortable, aroused, sleepy are examples of _____
- 10. one theory from the readings states that there is a basic set of _____ emotions that exist in nature