Studies of the Cognitive Element in Emotion Suggest All of the Following

question 197

Multiple Choice

Studies of the cognitive element in emotion suggest all of the following EXCEPT:

• A) people can change the way that they think, thus affecting their emotions.
• B) some emotions, such as disgust toward an ugly bug, involve simple, nonconscious reactions.
• C) cognition and physiology are inextricably linked in the experience of emotion.
• D) an emotional encounter can best be compared to a still photograph.

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