Answer: They will run away and feel fear / emotion as a reaction to their bodily physiological changes
Explanation: According to the James Lange theory, for someone to feel an emotion, in this case an emotion of fear, one must first experience the physiological changes that can be accelerated heartbeat, rapid and deep breathing and the like, which are caused by an outward appearance say a danger such as a bear in this case, watching a horror file etc. In doing so, emotion is the equivalent to a physiologically experience, which again depends on the external danger or occurrence in question.
Answer: Non-representative sampling.
Explanation: The researcher interviewing only those diagnosed with Schizophrenia who are in an inpatient facility is a non-representative sampling because, the researcher didn't take into consideration those that are diagnose and not in an inpatient facility. It is not a true representation of the population of people with Schizophrenia.
Our body has a system of neurotransmitters which are also called chemical messengers. These neurotransmitters are responsible to transmit signals carrying emotions or other feelings to various parts of the brain. O<span>ur taste sensitivity is heightened and exalted by the neurotransmitters targeted by antidepressant drugs and as a result we lose appetite. </span>
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