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16 Cards in this Set
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Affect
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The experience of feeling or emotion
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Emotion
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Brief but intense experience
components: behaviour, bodily response, feeling |
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Mood
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More long lasting less intense experience
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Affective judgement
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A decision fo what a person likes/dislike (preference0)
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The big five
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Anger
Disgust Fear Happiness Sadness |
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Basic emotion
Ekman 6 Characteristics |
Distinct universal signal (facial expression)
Quick onset Brief duration Present in other primates Distinct physiology (increase HR..) Distinct thoughts memories images and subjective experience |
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James Lange theory
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Stimulus-sensory perception-specific autonomic arousal-particular emotion
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Cannon-Bard theory
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Stimulus-sensory perception-simultaneous general autonomic arousal and particular emotion
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Schachter and Singer
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Stimulus-sensory-general autonomic arousal-cognitive appraisal (input of context, past exp, prior knowledge)-particular emotion
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Lazarus' cognitive appraisal theory
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Primary appraisal-Secondary appraisal-Reappraisal
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Smith and Lazarus
6 appraisal components |
Motivational relevance
Motivational congruence Accountability Problem-focused coping potential Emotion-focused coping potential Future expectancy |
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Mood induction procedures
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Hypnosis, listening to music, reading vignettes, gift giving
(tested by questionnaire) |
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Attentional bias
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Slective attention to emotionally related stimuli present at same time as neutral ones
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Interpretative bias
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Tendency to interpret a situation/ambiguous stimuli in a negative way
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Normal stroop
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Colours in different ink
Name colour of ink |
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Emotional stroop
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Emotional and neutral words in different ink
Name colour of ink |
