Which of these observations is evidence in favor of the James-Lange theory?
a. People throughout the world can recognize the same facial expressions of emotion.
b. People with spinal cord injuries still report feeling normal emotions
c. People with pure autonomic failure report weaker emotional feelings.
d. People recognize emotional expressions from their own culture better than from others.
c
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Which of the following statements is true about how humans display emotions?
a. While some basic emotions are universally recognized, different cultures have unique ways of displaying some emotions. b. All emotional displays are understood across all cultures. c. There are no emotional displays that are universally understood across all cultures. d. Emotional displays are determined by context, but not by culture.
A father has sent his daughter to the grocery store. As his daughter leaves, the father can hear her repeating, "a dozen eggs and a loaf of bread" over and over again. The daughter obviously is engaged in
a. episodic memory. b. elaborative rehearsal. c. chunking. d. maintenance rehearsal.