PSYC 102 Lecture Notes - Lecture 9: Dipping Tobacco, Dennis Amiss

• School: UBC
• Department: Psychology
• Course: PSYC 102
• Professor: Tanya Salamander

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[thoughts] as an intuitive response in a natural setting, like fight or flight stimulants. The conscious registration of what is going on. The reaction to something by behavior may take more time to register than the initial recognition of a emotional trigger. William james (1884) and lange made the james-lange theory: racing heart rate, which lets you know that feeling scared (signalling). You perceive some emotional stimulant that causes a physiological response, like a. Yet, each emotion has its own unique pattern of autonomic response. Autonomic responses are not very differentiated (fear vs excitement response) Some people who can"t feel below their neck still feel emotion without knowing their physiological change. Injection of epinephrine (adrenaline rush) ---> results in increased arousal. Independent variable a: context - confederate of the study is trained to do one of two things: Gets euphoric and excited (happy and having a good day behavior)