PSYC 1010 Lecture 24: day 24

• School: York University
• Department: Psychology
• Course: PSYC 1010
• Professor: ozzy mermut

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10): part 1: subjective/cognitive, physiological, behavioural, definition of emotion: 3 components, expression of emotion, cultural universals, nonverbal communication, individual differences, detecting deceit, iclicker (login now) Emotion: every feeling has its value and significance . Signals that offer direction on what we are meant to do with our lives (blissed, pissed or dissed: 1. Definition: 3 components: a) subjective/ cognitive component, pleasant/unpleasant internal state + associated thoughts, appraisals/focus shape emotional experience, thoughts can intensify emotions, b) physiological component, activation of the sympathetic nervous system, changes in breathing, perspiration, heart rate (fig. 10. 14: third component of emotion, behavioural response, visible bodily change (facial expression/posture) For primary emotions: fear, anger, joy, disgust, surprise, sadness/distress. Display rules vary according to culture: a) cross-cultural agreement, expression of emotion, b) nonverbal expression, 80 facial muscles involved, distinct patterns associated with particular emotions, http://www. youtube. com/watch?v=trgn. Kgjsyxa: examples with children i ate all your. Https://m. youtube. com/watch?v=rk-oqfftovg: gender differences in reading and expressing emotions, 2. c) individual differences in emotional.