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Which theory of emotion-James-Lange, Cannon-Bard, Schachters Two-Factor, or evolutionary-applies in each of the examples below. More than one theory may apply. Justify or support your explanation according to the components or characteristics of the theory.

Scott takes an antihhistimine, but he doenst realize the medication will also increase his overall level of autonomic arousal. Thirty mins after he has taken the medication, he is introduced to Danielle. Scott attributes his increased arousal as attraction to Danielle.

Answer by runefirenz
Two-Factor

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Two_factor_theory_of_emotion

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Which theory of emotion-James-Lange, Cannon-Bard, Schachters Two-Factor, or evolutionary-applies in each of the examples below. More than one theory may apply. Justify or support your explanation according to the components or characteristics of the theory.

Joe, who has a habit of leaving everything to the last minute, is frantically studying for his final exam in statistics. He has an empty, dull feeling in his stomach,a feeling he attributes to anxiety over his upcoming exam. In fact, he fears his anxiety level is so high that it is interferring with his concentration. He knows from past experiences that when he feels this way it is useless to continue studying, so he decides to go to a movie with his friend

This one was a tricky one and I could not figure it out

Answer by Michael B
This example sounds like it would fit best in the James-Lange theory of emotion. In this approach, some type of physiological arousal comes first (“dull feeling in his stomach”) and then we interpret how we feel (anxiety) based upon this sensation. Only then do we decide what action to take (he can’t study so he decides to go to the movie).

I don’t see any evolutionary connection here, and the two-factor theory would require that he look to his environment for an explanation.

Interestingly, I just did a podcast episode on this very topic. Check out my podcast called The Psych Files. I created it for anyone taking a psych course. Here’s the link to the episode on these three theories of emotion:

http://www.thepsychfiles.com/2008/01/29/episode-44-human-emotions-the-two-factor-theory/

You might find other podcasts and posts on the site useful for other topics you’re studying.

Hope this helps!

Michael
Host of The Psych Files podcast

http://www.thepsychfiles.com

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a)James-Lange theory

b) Cannon-Bard theory

c) Maslow needs theory

d) Schachter two-factor theory

Answer by xx
c

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A Lange & Sohne Question&Answer:

“I think I’m afraid; therefore, I am afraid.” Name the theory of emotion that this statement characterizes.
a. cognitive arousal theory
b. activation theory
c. the James-Lange theory
d. the Cannon-Bard theory

Answer by dontgiveaneff
e. Split Second Before Batshit Insanity theory

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1.If a theory claims that all emotions are universally determined by evolutionary forces, which of the following would be necessary to account for differences that arise from culture to culture?
a the facial-feedback hypothesis
b.the facial-affect program
c.the two-factor theory of emotions
d.display rules

2.Johnnie was running down the stairs when he started to slide on a piece of loose carpet. Johnnie’s heart started pounding and then he realized he was frightened. This scenario corresponds most closely to which theory of emotion?
a.James-Lange
b.Cannon-Bard
c.Yekes-Dodson
d.Freud-Pavlov

3.Cannon-Bard theory identified the _as the brain organ that integrates the emotional response, while later research has shown that the _controls emotionality.
a.cerebellum; pons
b.cerebellum; motor cortex
c.reticular formation; medulla
d.thalamus; hypothalamus/limbic system

Answer by jonmcn49
1. D. Display rules ( all human emotion is universal; it is not a claim, but an empirically supported theory )
2 Must be James-Lange, because this is William Jame’s concept.
3 A and D

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a. thinking about the cause of general autonomic arousal produces different emotions.
b. Different patterns of autonomic activation produce different consiously experienced emotions.
c. Emotion originates in subcortical structures, which sends signals to both the cortec and autonomic nervous system
d. cognitive awareness of emotion precedes autonomic arousal.

2. Which of the following proposed that emotion arises from one’s perception or interpretation of autonomic arousal?
a. Schachter
b. Cannon-Bard
c. LeDoux
d. McClelland

3. Which of the following theories assert that thining or cognition plays a relatively small role in emotion?
a. two-factor theory
b. James-Lange theory
c. achievement theory
d. evolutionary theory

Answer by Lioness
Get your textbook and look this stuff up. If you can’t find the information, do a Google search. It’s not rocket science. You’ll find it, but you really need to do your own work.

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According to the James-Lange theory,the conscious experience of emotion __________ physiological arousal; according to the Cannon-Bard theory;the conscious experience of emotion _________ physiological arousal

a. percedes;follows
b. coincides with, percedes
c. follows, coincides with
d. follows;percedes

Answer by yugiraphael
C

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Question by Jess Simons: James Lange theory of emotion: people who do not get feedback from internal organs and physiology experience?
a. more intense emotional responses
b. no emotional responses
c. less intense emotional responses
d. emotional responses similar to normal individuals

Best answer:

Answer by keith
I would say c.

I would venture that your whole system is interdependent and as a direct result less feedback physiologically would necessarily result in a lessened emotional response.

Know better? Leave your own answer in the comments!

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Question by bmxluvr84: According to the James-Lange theory, if a tiger confronted you in your driveway you would?
A.immediatly feel afraid and run back inside your house
B.feel afraid after you run back inside your house
C.analyze the situation and then run back into your house
D.confront your fear and remain outside of your house

Best answer:

Answer by angelzwings20032001
B. I don’t know the James Lange theory but that is what I would do.

Give your answer to this question below!

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Question by whylime819: What is an example of the James-Lange theory of emotion?
and how is it affected by time?

also what’s an example of spontaneous recovery?

Best answer:

Answer by Good Answerer
“Ex. A person rationalizes that because they are crying, they must be sad.”

Give your answer to this question below!

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