The Prototype Perspective About Emotion Knowledge Assumes That

question 12

Multiple Choice

The prototype perspective about emotion knowledge assumes that:

• A) for each emotion there is a prototypical set of causes, feelings, expressions, thoughts and actions.
• B) there is little to no overlap in people's representations of emotions (e.g., sadness and anger are entirely different from each other).
• C) there is a singular type of emotion within each category (e.g., there is one variety of anger).
• D) all of the above.

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