The Categorical View of Emotion Differs from the Dimensional View

question 43

Multiple Choice

The categorical view of emotion differs from the dimensional view in that the categorical view:

• A)relies more on conceptual distinctions between emotions.
• B)deals with how people experience their emotions.
• C)takes into account emotions that occur together and are experienced as similar to each other.
• D)suggests that what one experiences is various degrees of pleasantness and arousal.

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Company

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Working Capital

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