According to Schacter, it is an interplay between a nonspecific physiological arousal and a cognitive state.
According to the 1937 hypothesis of James W. Papez, it is based on a neural circuit including the cingulate gyrus, the fornix, and the hippocampus. According to Schacter, it is an interplay between a nonspecific physiological arousal and a cognitive state. Paul Elkman suggests it comes in seven basic forms that are the same across cultures. William James and Carl Lange argued that it is caused by bodily triggers rather than vice versa. For ten points, what is this, which Plutchik groups into four pairs including joy/sadness and anger/fear?
According to the 1937 hypothesis of James W. Papez, it is based on a neural circuit including the cingulate gyrus, the fornix, and the hippocampus.
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