A) money
B) health
C) personality
D) intelligence
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A) the absence of specific primary emotions.
B) blends of primary emotions.
C) variations in intensity of primary emotions.
D) blends of and variations in intensity of primary emotions.
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A) are similar to them in important attitudes.
B) have a good sense of humor.
C) are beautiful, youthful, and in good health.
D) have good financial prospects.
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A) physiological
B) interpersonal
C) external
D) internal
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A) the type of behavior involved.
B) the type of bodily pattern involved.
C) our interpretation of the situation.
D) the emotional expression of others.
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A) a weak analogy
B) a false dichotomy
C) irrelevant reasoning
D) circular reasoning
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A) "My racing pulse means I am happy because I interpret this as an enjoyable situation."
B) "My pulse is racing because I am happy."
C) "I feel happy because my pulse is racing."
D) "This huge present makes my pulse race and it makes me feel happy."
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A) the Cannon-Bard theory of emotion.
B) the common-sense view of emotion.
C) the facial feedback hypothesis.
D) the James-Lange theory of emotion.
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A) physiological; situational
B) physiological; physiological
C) situational; physiological
D) situational; situational
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A) "I'm shaking because I'm afraid."
B) "I'm afraid because I'm shaking."
C) "My shaking must be due to fear, since my house is on fire."
D) "My fear is a built-in, primary reaction to a dangerous situation."
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A) the categorization of different emotions
B) identification of basic emotions from facial expressions
C) the types of events that trigger specific emotions
D) the physiological arousal that accompanies emotion
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A) actually feel a little happier.
B) continue to feel depressed.
C) feel more depressed later.
D) fool everyone at the party except yourself.
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A) unfriendly feeling
B) anger
C) guilt
D) pride
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A) false dichotomy
B) circular reasoning
C) slippery slope
D) non sequitur
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A) commonsense theory.
B) Cannon-Bard theory.
C) James-Lange theory.
D) facial-feedback theory.
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