Extrasensory Perception Refers to an Ability to Detect Information

question 111

Multiple Choice

Extrasensory perception refers to an ability to detect information:

• A) through the normal processes of sensation.
• B) by some means other than the normal processes of sensation.
• C) that is presented subliminally.
• D) communicated by unconscious social cues.

Understand the Schachter and Singer theory of emotions and its implications for emotional response.

Identify factors that influence the intensity and type of emotional experiences according to different theories.

Understand the impact of physiological changes on the perception and intensity of emotions.

Differentiate between various emotion theories based on their stance on autonomic arousal and emotional experience.