emotions

1. in a typical experiment on classically conditioned emotional responses, the unconditional emotional response is elicited by
3. this is the third component of the emotional response (behavior, autonomic, and...)
6. these types of neurons are activated when an animal performs a specific behavior or when it sees another animal performing that behavior
7. positive or negative reactions to particular situations (ex/ being happy)
9. this scientist suggested that human expressions have evolved from similar expression in other animals
11. the region of the amygdala that receives info from the basal, lateral, and accessory basal nuclei and sends projections to a wide variety of regions in the brain (nucleus)
12. this is an emotional response that is classically conditioned response that occurs when a neural stimulus is followed by an aversive stimulus
13. a nucleus of the amygdala that receives sensory information from the neocortex, thalamus, and hippocampus, and sends projects to the basal, accessory basal, and central nucleus of the amygdala (nucleus)
16. recognition of facial expressions of emotions may involve imitation, which gives rise to feedback from this part of the brain
18. this type of facial paresis is where someone has difficulty in moving the facial muscles voluntarily
19. a theory that states that emotion-producing situations elicit an appropriate set of physiological responses, such as trembling and sweating

2. this study was done in 1966 where there was data collected from people with spinal cord damage
4. this is a type of behavior that involves threatening gestures or actual attack directed toward another animal
5. these are responses that facilitate the behavior and provide quick mobilization of energy for vigorous movement
8. these are expressions of emotion that appear to be species-typical responses, even in humans
10. this is the region of the prefrontal cortex at the base of the anterior frontal lobes, adjacent to the midline Fluoxetine, is a drug where a serotonin agonist decreases irritability and aggressiveness
11. this is the type of conditioning that occurs when a neutral stimulus is regularly followed by a stimulus that automatically evokes a response
14. when this part of the brain is damaged it impairs people's ability to recognize facial expressions of emotion, especially expressions of fear
15. on this side of the hemisphere is where expression and recognition of emotions is largely accomplished by neural mechanisms
17. this is the first and and most famous case from the mid 1800s, where a man survived an accident that destroyed his orbitofrontal cortex