PSYC 211 Lecture Notes - Lecture 14: Dependent And Independent Variables, Arson, Thalamus

• School: McGill University
• Department: Psychology
• Course: PSYC 211
• Professor: Yogita Chudasama

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Perception of the emotion-eliciting event (e. g. see a bear). Behavioral and adaptive physiological responses (e. g. trembling, sweating and running away). Therefore, the emotional feelings cause the emotional response. Perception of emotion-eliciting event (e. g. see a bear). Appropriate set of physiological responses are triggered (e. g. sweating, trembling, increased heart rate). The emotional event also triggers event (e. g. see a bear). adaptive behaviours (e. g. clench fists, run away). Appropriate set of physiological responses are triggered (e. g. 4. The brain receives feedback from sweating, trembling, increased heart rate). the peripheral nervous system which constitutes our feelings of. The emotional event also triggers adaptive behaviours (e. g. clench emotion. fists, run away). The brain receives feedback from the peripheral nervous system which constitutes our feelings of emotion. An evolutionary perspective: charles darwin (1887: the principle of antithesis: opposite messages are signaled by opposite movements and postures.