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A) also energize and direct behavior, but in a much more potent fashion than do motives.
B) channel undirected behavior into goal-directed behavior.
C) facilitate or inhibit that behavior.
D) all of the above
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From a biological point of view, there are believed to be six primary emotions: happiness, sadness, fear, anger, surprise, and disgust. These emotions are thought to be universal across all cultures and are believed to have evolved as adaptive responses to different situations.
The number six is chosen based on the work of psychologist Paul Ekman, who conducted extensive research on facial expressions and emotions across different cultures. He identified these six primary emotions as being universally recognized and expressed through distinct facial expressions. Additionally, these emotions are thought to have distinct physiological and neurological responses in the body, further supporting the idea that they are biologically rooted.
While there may be variations and nuances within these primary emotions, such as different degrees of happiness or varying triggers for fear, the core emotional experiences are believed to be limited to these six categories from a biological perspective.
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A) Contemporary emotion research largely discounts the biological and cognitive approaches and instead focuses on a social-cultural approach.
B) The biological approach provides a better, more accurate, perspective on understanding emotion than does the cognitive approach.
C) The cognitive approach provides a better, more accurate, perspective on understanding emotion than does the biological approach.
D) Together, the cognitive and biological approaches provide a comprehensive picture of the emotion process.
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A) two-love and hate (or life and death)
B) a small number-between 2 and 10
C) 25-as represented by the 5 x 5 emotion grid
D) an almost limitless number
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A) biological emotion researchers only
B) cognitive emotion researchers only
C) both biological and cognitive emotion researchers
D) neither biological nor cognitive emotion researchers
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A) biological determinants are primarily, but not exclusively, responsible for emotion.
B) cognitions do not directly cause emotions any more than biological events do.
C) cognitive determinants are primarily, but not exclusively, responsible for emotion.
D) that since biological responses come first, they should be the most important element in the cause of emotion.
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A) Being in a good mood influences biology, like serotonergic brain pathways.
B) Being in a good mood influences cognition, like memory and judgment.
C) Being in a good mood suppresses negative affect that would otherwise generate negative outcomes.
D) Being in a good mood suppresses negative emotions like fear from rising to a threshold of awareness.
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A) anger, greed, and lust
B) craving, agitation, and hatred
C) fear, anger, and greed
D) love, hate, and fear
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The emotion of fear/terror is the primary motivator in this example because the child's immediate reaction to the sweater getting stuck over his head is panic-like emotion. This indicates that the child's primary concern is not the physiological need for air, but rather the fear and terror of being trapped or suffocated. The panic-like emotion and coping behavior that follows further support the idea that the child's primary motivator is fear/terror, as he is focused on escaping the situation and alleviating the fear rather than solely addressing the need for air.
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A) Arousal states
B) Drives
C) Emotions
D) Insights
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