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What is the definition of emotion according to the American Psychological Association (APA)?
What is the definition of emotion according to the American Psychological Association (APA)?
- A temporary state of low intensity
- A complex reaction pattern involving experiential, behavioral, and physiological elements (correct)
- A simple reaction pattern involving only subjective experience
- A behavioral response without any physiological elements
How do feelings differ from emotions?
How do feelings differ from emotions?
- Feelings are the same as emotions but experienced at a lower intensity
- Feelings arise from an emotional experience and may be influenced by memories and beliefs (correct)
- Feelings are unrelated to emotions
- Feelings are solely based on physiological responses
What distinguishes a mood from an emotion?
What distinguishes a mood from an emotion?
- Moods are synonymous with emotions
- Moods have a strong physiological response
- Moods lack stimuli and have no clear starting point (correct)
- Moods are always triggered by insults
What are the components of emotional experiences?
What are the components of emotional experiences?
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How does the APA define mood?
How does the APA define mood?
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