Why Does Sweating Cool Your Skin on a Hot, Dry

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Essay

Why does sweating cool your skin on a hot, dry day but make you feel warmer on a hot, humid day?

Identify the role of cognitive appraisals and physiological arousal in two-factor and other emotional theories.

Describe the influence of display rules and cultural standards on emotional expressions.

Compare different theories of emotion including James-Lange, Cannon-Bard, facial feedback, and cognitive-affective theories.

Acknowledge evidence from studies supporting various emotional theories, including animal studies and research on spinal injury patients.

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Definitions:

Prima Facie Duty

Moral duty that is binding unless overridden by a more compelling moral duty.

Moral Requirement

An ethical obligation or duty that individuals are expected to follow based on moral principles or societal norms.

General Happiness

A state of overall well-being and contentment, often considered as a goal of human life.

Utilitarianism

A theory in normative ethics holding that the best moral action is the one that maximizes utility, usually defined as that which produces the greatest well-being of the greatest number of people.