This brain structure is crucial to the processing of emotion.

This theory of emotional processing supposes that stimuli are consciously appraised, and these appraisals are then relayed to an emotion effector system.

This program evaluates stimuli with respect to your goals and values.

A researcher traveled across the world and found that individuals could correctly identify the emotions of people from across the world, which suggests that emotions may be this.

Men who crossed a scary bridge were significantly more likely to call a woman whose number they received at the end of bridge than men who crossed a safe bridge. That finding is consistent with this theory.

This brain structure relays sensory information to the other parts of the brain.

This theory of emotional processing supposes that stimuli evoke a bodily response pattern, which is then consciously interpreted by the individual as a feeling.

In all models we've discussed so far, this initiates an emotional response.

According to the Core Theme Relational Approach, the core theme of this feeling is that a situation involves 'taking in' an indigestible thought or idea.

People who were subliminally presented a Chinese character were likely to prefer that character over others even if they were unable to correctly identify why. That finding contradicts this theory.

Stimulus appraisal along this 'pathway' is said to be unconscious and fast.

This theory of emotional processing supposes that feelings are uniquely evoked by specific bodily states.

Activation of this effector program is associated with lateral contraction of the eye muscles.

In the Dimensional Approach, happiness is associated with this degree of pleasantness.

Individuals shown videos of gruesome accidents only show emotion when not told that the people in the video are actors. That finding is consistent with this theory.

This part of the brain is responsible in part for reasoned responses to stimuli.

This approach to Standard Appraisal Theory assumes that there is a set of fundamental themes associated with an emotion.

This program activates the set of unconscious and conscious systems associated with a particular emotion.

Consistent with the focus of the course, emotions can be thought of a special kind of these.

Individuals (and animals) with lesions to the amygdala tend to show a lack of fear response. Those results are consistent with this theory.

This individual suffered bilateral damage their amygdala and was unable to experience fear.

This model of cognitive processing supposes that stimuli can be processed in a slow conscious fashion as well as a fast unconscious fashion.

When this effector program is active, your attention will be narrowed.

This term describes the conscious feeling of an emotion, which can be as hard to explain as what it's like to see the color red.

Individuals can be deathly afraid of flying even though they understand the relative safety of flying in some sense. This state of affairs contradicts which theory?