We Can Usually Control Whether We Cry,but We Can't Usually

question 106

Multiple Choice

We can usually control whether we cry,but we can't usually control whether we feel sorrow.This illustrates that emotions ____.

• A) arise in part from a cognitive appraisal of a situation
• B) are passions, not actions
• C) are accompanied by bodily responses
• D) are experiences, not overt behaviors or specific thoughts

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Definitions:

Systematically Eliminating

The process of gradually removing elements or factors to identify the root cause of an issue or to simplify a system.

Explicit Comparison

A direct and clear contrast or assessment between two or more items, concepts, or phenomena.

Emotional Intelligence

The ability to perceive, understand, manage, and use emotions effectively in oneself and in relation to others.

Accurately Perceive Emotions

The ability to correctly identify and understand one's own emotions as well as those of others.