Which of the Following Is a Criticism of the James-Lange

question 35

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a criticism of the James-Lange theory of emotions?

• A) People with severed spinal cords still experience emotions.
• B) The theory is too cognitive to be explanatory.
• C) Researchers agree that emotions cannot occur without physiological arousal.
• D) Physiological arousal does not increase the intensity of emotions.

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Definitions:

Congruence

The degree to which a person's self-concept and their experiences are aligned, often used in psychology to indicate authenticity and psychological health.

Unconditional Positive Regard

A concept in psychology where an individual is accepted and supported completely, without judgement or conditions.

Fully-functioning

Describes a person who is living at their fullest potential, emotionally, psychologically, and in relation to others.

Roger's Six Characteristics

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