The Sequence of Components for Emotion According to the Schachter-Singer

question 122

Multiple Choice

The sequence of components for emotion according to the Schachter-Singer cognitive theory of emotion is:

• A) emotional feeling, facial muscles change, interpret cues, overt behavior, emotional feeling again
• B) facial muscles change, interpret cues, overt behavior, emotional feeling
• C) stimulus, interpretation of stimulus, emotional feeling, overt behavior
• D) physiological arousal, emotional feeling, interpret cues, overt behavior

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Definitions:

Cognitive Heuristic

Mental shortcuts or rules of thumb that simplify decision making, often leading to a quick but potentially inexact conclusion.

Representativeness

A cognitive heuristic in which an individual categorizes a situation based on how similar it is to a typical case from that category.

Anchoring

A cognitive bias in decision-making and information-processing where an initial piece of information serves as a reference point for judgments and decisions that follow.

Memory Retrieval Routes

The processes and pathways by which stored information is recalled from the brain.