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Emotion Theories: Schachter, Panksepp, LeDoux

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Which theory places the feeling of fear before the body's reaction?

Common Sense theory

What was the key difference in the experimental setup between the control group and the experimental group in Schachter & Singer's study?

The information given about the injection's effects

Which area of neural processing is highlighted as essential for experiencing high degrees of emotions, according to the text?

Amygdala

In terms of emotions and cognition, what does the Schachter and Singer (1962) study suggest about the influence of external factors?

External factors can significantly affect emotional experiences

How did Schachter & Singer's study help understand the connection between arousal and emotional experience?

By demonstrating how external cues can modulate emotional reactions

How does the text describe Berridge's approach in confirming pleasure and pain circuits?

Through cross-species similarities in behavior

What would LeDoux say about attributing emotions to non-human animals?

You cannot know the emotional state of non-human animals

How does the text suggest we infer emotions in other people?

Through behavioral cues

What is the main criticism of LeDoux's framework according to the text?

It neglects the role of cognitive processes in emotions

Why does the text argue babies might be considered devoid of emotions according to LeDoux?

Due to their inability to speak

What does the text imply about inferring emotions from behavior?

It involves interpretation based on observable actions

What is the main reason LeDoux gives for his view that there are no basic emotions?

Commonalities in behavior cannot infer common emotions.

How does LeDoux's logic differ when inferring common cognitive processes?

Behavioral similarities can accurately infer cognitive processes.

What distinguishes the Cognitive Model from the Behaviorist Model according to the text?

Study of internal mental events.

How do John Garcia's experiments challenge the traditional view of conditioning?

Learning can involve a cognitive dimension beyond simple association.

Why does LeDoux argue against inferring emotions in non-human animals based on similarities in behavior?

Similar behaviors do not necessarily indicate similar emotional experiences.

How does LeDoux's denial of basic emotions in non-human animals align with his view on cognitive processes?

Commonalities in behavior are more informative for cognitive understanding than emotional understanding.

Explore the theories of Schachter, Panksepp, and LeDoux in relation to emotions and cognition. Understand how LeDoux's view incorporates emotions into the traditional behavior framework, with a focus on human emotions and cognition. Revisit the concept of emotions in non-human animals based on cognitive understanding.

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