The Cannon-Bard theory asserts that they are caused by the activation of the thalamus, and according to Stanley Schachter's two-factor theory, they arise from a combination of arousal and cognition.
Russell and Schlossberg's circumflex theory of these entities measures them by four quadrants, including one bounded by misery and sleepiness. The Cannon-Bard theory asserts that they are caused by the activation of the thalamus, and according to Stanley Schachter's two-factor theory, they arise from a combination of arousal and cognition. The James-Lange theory states that they are caused by the body's responses to an external stimulus, and Paul Ekman identified six basic ones common to different cultures, including surprise and disgust. FTP, name these psychological states, which include anger and sadness.
Russell and Schlossberg's circumflex theory of these entities measures them by four quadrants, including one bounded by misery and sleepiness.
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