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Which emotion helps us react quickly in response to danger?
Which emotion helps us react quickly in response to danger?
- Guilt
- Fear (correct)
- Shame
- Embarrassment
Why are emotions useful in handling threats?
Why are emotions useful in handling threats?
- To create rational thinking
- To slow down reactions
- To provide speedy reactions (correct)
- To confuse the individual
What is the main social value of emotions according to the passage?
What is the main social value of emotions according to the passage?
- They bind communities together (correct)
- They encourage mutual extinction
- They promote self-serving behaviors
- They enhance individual defense mechanisms
What is the role of emotions in sealing a Social Contract?
What is the role of emotions in sealing a Social Contract?
Which term is used to describe the more self-serving and animalistic emotions?
Which term is used to describe the more self-serving and animalistic emotions?
What was Paul Ekman's contribution to understanding emotions?
What was Paul Ekman's contribution to understanding emotions?
What distinguishes the 'self-conscious' emotions from the 'basic' emotions?
What distinguishes the 'self-conscious' emotions from the 'basic' emotions?
How do the 'basic' emotions help individuals according to the text?
How do the 'basic' emotions help individuals according to the text?
Which emotion is NOT typically listed as one of the 'basic' emotions shared with animals?
Which emotion is NOT typically listed as one of the 'basic' emotions shared with animals?
What is one of the key benefits mentioned in the text for stopping and thinking before making a decision?
What is one of the key benefits mentioned in the text for stopping and thinking before making a decision?
Based on the text, what should be clarified before making ethical choices?
Based on the text, what should be clarified before making ethical choices?
What is emphasized as crucial when determining facts to make an intelligent choice?
What is emphasized as crucial when determining facts to make an intelligent choice?
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