Emotion

3. Developer of the theory of emotion proposing that physiological arousal precedes and produces the conscious emotional experience.
4. Part od the brain that processes emotions
5. Facial expression movements that can directly influence an individual's emotional experience.
7. The experience of feeling or emotion
8. A foundational developmental and personality psychologist who created the Differential Emotions Theory
10. feeling caused by a situation
11. The intrinsic attractiveness or aversiveness of an event
12. The cognitive perspective stating that our emotional experiences are determined by how we evaluate a situation.

1. The internal physical activation of the body
2. Internal processes, strategies, and coping mechanisms to manage emotional experiences.
6. A pioneer in the study of emotions and facial expressions, famous for discovering that basic facial expressions of emotion are universal across diverse human cultures.
9. A prominent contemporary psychologist and neuroscientist renowned for developing the Theory of Constructed Emotion