That study supported a theory of these phenomena that disagreed with the (*) James-Lange theory and states that changing body conditions such as increased adrenaline output must occur simultaneously with cognitive processing of an event in order for these phenomena to be experienced fully.
A "wheel" of these phenomena featuring primary ones was developed by Robert Plutchik, and research conducted by Paul Ekman supports Darwin's theory that several of these phenomena are universal. In one study of these phenomena, participants who walked across a narrow bridge were more likely to call the experimenter later than those who crossed a safer bridge. That study supported a theory of these phenomena that disagreed with the (*) James-Lange theory and states that changing body conditions such as increased adrenaline output must occur simultaneously with cognitive processing of an event in order for these phenomena to be experienced fully. That two-factor model of these phenomena was developed by Shachter and Singer. For 10 points, name these phenomena also studied by Cannon and Bard that include fear and anger.
A "wheel" of these phenomena featuring primary ones was developed by Robert Plutchik, and research conducted by Paul Ekman supports Darwin's theory that several of these phenomena are universal.
emotions