Question

44. Schachter and Singer's two-factor theory of emotion suggests that we distinguish between the experience of different emotions based on O A) the type of behavior involved. OB) the type of bodily reaction. C) our interpretation of the situation. OD) the emotional expression of others.

Answer 1

ANSWER :- Schachter and Singer's two factor theory of emotion suggest that we distinguish between the experiences different emotions based on "interpretation of the situation".

REASON :- It is so because as per the theory made by the Schacter and Singer,the person tends to either analyze or distinguishg any emotion,only if they have some sort of history with it,as such they have any of the experience regarding it.So,when ever they physically comes in contact with any of the stimulus,their part of cognition works,and it determines the kind of emotion they have earlier gone through,when came into contact with that particular stimulus,and thus by interpretating the situation,we tend to distinguish our stimulus.The theory,makes a clear assumption,only when a person is entitled with certain aspect earlier,it is then only possible to classify the emotion,as such thererby interpreation of situation works in identifying or even distiguishing the emotions.