Which Concept Provides a Rival Hypothesis for Why Our Fears

question 166

Multiple Choice

Which concept provides a rival hypothesis for why our fears do not always correspond to those which we are biologically "prepared" to fear?

• A)Instinctive drift
• B)Latent inhibition
• C)Spontaneous recovery
• D)The law of effect

Compare different theories of emotion including James-Lange, Cannon-Bard, facial feedback, and cognitive-affective theories.

Acknowledge evidence from studies supporting various emotional theories, including animal studies and research on spinal injury patients.

Discuss the impact of gender differences and social roles on emotion identification.

Explain how optimal arousal levels vary with task complexity and affect performance.

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