Which of the Following Is a Major Assumption of the Feelings-As-Information

question 51

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a major assumption of the feelings-as-information perspective?

• A) Many judgments are too complex for us to review all the relevant evidence thoroughly.
• B) Emotions disrupt our ability to process information from the environment.
• C) Emotions are most likely to alter judgment when people accurately attribute them to environmental events.
• D) Judgments lead to emotions that inform subsequent decisions.

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Definitions:

Memory Research

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Learning and Memory

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