Alone in the woods, you hear a noise. You think you see a bear coming towards you. Your heart starts pounding and, at the same time, you realize you are afraid. This sequence of events is best explained by which theory of emotion? a. schacter-Singer theoryb. James-Lange theoryc. two-factor theoryd. cannon-Bard theory

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Luciana

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12 June, 11:18

Alone in the woods, you hear a noise. You think you see a bear coming towards you. Your heart starts pounding and, at the same time, you realize you are afraid. This sequence of events is best explained by which theory of emotion? a. schacter-Singer theoryb. James-Lange theoryc. two-factor theoryd. cannon-Bard theory

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Marisol Evans · Answer 1

The answer is d. Cannon-Bard theory.

Explanation:

The Cannon-Bard theory of emotion states that we experience emotions and their physiological reactions at the same time. This is in contrast to other explanations such as the James-Lange theory, which states that emotions are the result of the reactions. The Cannon-Bard theory sees both factors as independent. This means you can experience either of them individually. For example, you may feel scared without presenting the reactions associated with the emotion, and vice-versa.