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Card 6
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What happens when there is damage to the amygdala?
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Card 7
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According to the James-Lange theory, what comes first in the emotional experience?
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Card 8
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The Cannon-Bard theory suggests that:
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Card 9
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What does the Two-Factor Theory of Emotion propose, according to Schachter & Singer?
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Card 10
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In the Misattribution of Arousal Paradigm, what did participants have to do before rating physical attraction?
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Card 11
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What did participants in Dutton & Aron's (1974) study misattribute arousal to in the Misattribution of Arousal Paradigm?
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Card 12
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According to facial feedback hypothesis (Strack et al., 1988), how does facial expression influence feelings?
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Card 13
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How did Schachter & Singer manipulate participants' arousal in their Two-Factor Theory experiment?
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Card 14
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What did participants in the Misattribution of Arousal Paradigm rate as more attractive after crossing a wobbly bridge?
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Card 15
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Where is the amygdala located in the brain?
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