In His Two-Factor Theory of Emotion, Stanley Schachter Asserts That

question 57

Multiple Choice

In his two-factor theory of emotion, Stanley Schachter asserts that the cognitive appraisal of situational cues provides essential information to help us determine exactly what emotion we are feeling while our ______________ tell(s) us how strongly we are feeling something.

• A)level of physiological arousal
• B)facial features
• C)eliciting stimulus
• D)learning

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Definitions:

Immediate Feedback

The prompt response given after a task or activity, aimed at reinforcing learning or correcting mistakes.

Changing Criterion Design

This design involves systematically altering the criterion for reinforcement or success as the subject's behavior gradually approximates the target behavior.

Changing Conditions Design

A research design used in behavioral science to assess the effects of interventions under varying conditions or environments over time.

Carryover Effects

The continuation of a behavior change or learning from one situation or condition to another.