Question

1. A(n)_______ refers to feeling states with physiological, cognitive, and behavioral components.

1. Motive

2. Expectation

3. Emotion

4. Drive

2)You have just narrowly missed hitting a car that pulled out in front of you. Your heart is pounding, your throat is dry, your hands are trembling, and you are sweating. These physical reactions are caused by

1. the vestibular system

2. the limbic system

3. the parasympathetic nervous system

4. the sympathetic nervous system

3)Which of the following theories of emotion proposes that emotions have similar patterns of bodily arousal but the labels given to the emotions depends on an interpretation of the situation?

1. The Cannon-Bard Theory of emotion

2. The James-Lange Theory of emotion

3. The Cognitive Appraisal of emotion

4. John Gottman’s Theory of emotion

4)The theory of emotion that proposes that emotions are byproducts of autonomic physiological and behavioral responses such that we become angry because we are acting aggressively is called:

1. The James-Lange Theory of emotion

2. The Cannon-Bard Theory of emotion

3. John Gottman’s Theory of emotion

4. The Cognitive Appraisal of emotion

5)The part of the Autonomic nervous system that quiets the body and is most active during processes that restore the body’s reserve of energy is called the:

1. the parasympathetic nervous system

2. the vestibular system

3. the limbic system

4. the sympathetic nervous system

6)Deciding which source of stimulation is leading to arousal is called:

1. psychological hardiness

2. learned helplessness

3. attribution

4. misattribution

7)The theory which states that an event simultaneously triggers bodily responses and the experience of emotion

1. The Cannon-Bard Theory of emotion

2. The Cognitive Appraisal of emotion

3. The James-Lange Theory of emotion

4. John Gottman’s Theory of emotion

8)The psychological state that occurs when events appear to be uncontrollable and, in humans, is a common response to repeated failure and unpredictable or unavoidable punishment is called:

1. psychological hardiness

2. stress

3. learned helplessness

4. attribution error

9)__________ are people who attempt to exercise control over their situations, and ________ are people who believe that the ability to obtain good things is outside of their control.

1. Internals; externals

2. Dismissive; disapproving

3. Disapproving; dismissive

4. Externals; internals

Answer 1

Answer

1. The correct answer is - Emotions

A(n) emotion refers to feeling states with physiological, cognitive, and behavioral components.

2. The correct answer is - the sympathetic nervous system

You have just narrowly missed hitting a car that pulled out in front of you. Your heart is pounding, your throat is dry, your hands are trembling, and you are sweating. Your reactions were caused by the sympathetic nervous system a part of the autonomic nervous system.

Hey, as per guidelines only one can be answered. Here I have answered two. Thanks.