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term Detailed definition and/or explanation that reflects source

understanding

emotion

James-Lange
theory

Cannon-Bard
theory

two-actor theory

Autonomic
nervous systems
role in emotions

Arousal and
performance

physiological
similarities
among emotions
physiological
differences
among emotions

cognition and
emotion

spillover effect

polygraph

alternative
sensory stimuli
pathways

deciphering
nonverbal cues

gender
differences and
perceiving
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emotions
gender
differences and
communicating
emotions

facial indicators
of emotion

behavior
indicators of
emotion
cultural-specific
emotional
expression
universal
emotional
expression
emotional
expression and
survival
enhancement
facial feedback
and behavior
feedback
phenomena
Low Arousal,
High Arousal,
Pleasant,
Unpleasant

learning fear

biology of fear

triggers and
consequences of
anger

catharsis
hypothesis

feel-good do-
good
phenomenon

subjective well-
being
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moods across
the day

affluence and
happiness
relation

adaptation-level
phenomenon

relative
deprivation

controlling our
levels of
happiness