The Cannon-Bard Theory Predicts That After Witnessing a Shocking Event

question 20

Multiple Choice

The Cannon-Bard theory predicts that after witnessing a shocking event, a person will

• A) first experience shock and then be motivated to turn away.
• B) be motivated to turn away and then experience the shock.
• C) experience cathartic shock as a release of anxiety.
• D) experience physical and emotional reactions simultaneously.

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