The James-Lange Theory of Emotion Holds That

question 18

Multiple Choice

The James-Lange theory of emotion holds that

• A) emotion is a consequence rather than a cause of the bodily changes associated with it.
• B) emotions cause bodily changes such as sweating and a rapid heartbeat.
• C) emotions and bodily changes occur at the same time.
• D) emotions and bodily changes occur completely independent of one another.

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Definitions:

Interval Estimation Procedure

A method of estimating the range of values where a population parameter lies, based on sample statistics.

Population Parameter

A numerical value that summarizes an aspect of a population, such as its mean, variance, or standard deviation.

α

It represents the significance level in hypothesis testing, usually indicating the probability of rejecting a true null hypothesis or the type I error rate.

Margin of Error

The range of values below and above the sample statistic in a confidence interval, representing uncertainty in the estimate.