The Cannon-Bard Theory of Emotion Differs from the James-Lange Theory

question 176

Multiple Choice

The Cannon-Bard theory of emotion differs from the James-Lange theory on the question of whether or not ____.

• A) anger and disgust are two separate emotions
• B) physiological arousal causes emotion
• C) emotion and motivation are two separate processes
• D) emotions can be learned

Identify and apply effective search strategies in communication research.

Evaluate the scholarly credibility of sources, including websites and research reports.

Understand the importance and application of Boolean operators in research.

Recognize the difference between search terms and search fields.

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