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The midbrain
B
The left hemisphere
C
The right hemisphere
D
The amygdala
A
Adaptation-level principle
B
Relative-deprivation principle
C
Cannon-Bard theory
D
James-Lange theory
A
Facial expressions
B
Tones of voice
C
Verbal experiences
D
Body postures
A
Psychophysiological illness
B
Stress
C
Spontaneous remission
D
Biofeedback
A
Psychology’s theoretical diversity
B
Psychology’s empiricism
C
People’s experience of the world is subjective
D
The joint influence of heredity and experience
A
The facial expressions that accompany specific emotions are fairly similar across cultures
B
The physiological reactions that accompany emotions tend to be similar across cultures
C
People of different cultures tend to categorize emotions somewhat differently
D
Display rules do not vary from one culture to another
A
Disgust
B
Pain
C
Shame
D
Terror
A
Enjoying a televised football game.
B
Solving a crossword puzzle
C
Washing dishes.
D
Riding a bicycle.
A
Relative deprivation principle
B
Adaptation-level principle
C
James-Lange theory
D
Catharsis hypothesis
A
Fear
B
Anger
C
Disgust
D
All of these