Which Theory of Emotion Proposes That Stimuli Cause Physiological Changes

question 73

Multiple Choice

Which theory of emotion proposes that stimuli cause physiological changes in our bodies and emotions result from those physiological changes?

• A) Cannon-Bard
• B) James-Lange
• C) Schachter-Singer
• D) cognitive appraisal

Recognize how cognitive biases and perspective-taking can affect our understanding of others' behaviors.

Explain the three-stage model of dispositional attribution and the impact of cognitive load on attribution.

Understand the principles and applications of Kelley's covariation model in making causal attributions.

Explore strategies to reduce interpersonal conflicts arising from attribution errors.

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