The James-Lange Theory Proposed That the Experience of Emotion Is

question 248

Multiple Choice

The James-Lange theory proposed that the experience of emotion is created by bodily feedback. To test this hypothesis, Chwalisz, Diener, and Gallagher (1988) asked participants with spinal cord injuries to self-report various aspects of their emotional experience. Their results indicated _____, which _____.

• A)the group with the spinal cord injuries did report an overall less intense experience of emotion; did not directly support the James-Lange theory
• B)the group with the spinal cord injuries did not report an overall less intense experience of emotion; did not directly support the James-Lange theory
• C)the group with the spinal cord injuries did report an overall less intense experience of emotion; directly supported the James-Lange theory
• D)the group with the spinal cord injuries did report an overall more intense experience of emotion; directly supported the James-Lange theory
• E)the group with the spinal cord injuries did report an overall more intense experience of emotion; did not directly support the James-Lange theory

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