According to the James-Lange Theory of Emotions

question 131

Multiple Choice

According to the James-Lange theory of emotions,

• A) your trembling has nothing to do with your feeling afraid.
• B) you start trembling and then decide you must be afraid.
• C) you feel afraid only when you stop trembling.
• D) you have to feel fear of something before you can begin to tremble.

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Definitions:

Aural Thermometer

A type of thermometer designed to measure body temperature through the ear canal, known for its speed and non-invasive nature.

Instantaneous Tympanic Membrane

A term that does not accurately reflect a real key-term; perhaps refers to the immediate assessment of the eardrum's condition.

Pulse Rate

The number of heartbeats per minute, indicating the heart's health and efficiency.

Carotid Pulse

The palpable beat of the carotid artery, located on either side of the neck, which can be used to measure heart rate.