Which two different terms best describe schachter and singer's theory of emotion? select one:

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I think this comes down to either A or C. Their two factor theory basically states that emotion is based on our perception of our physiological response. That is, we feel based on how we interpret something like say our body shaking during a public speech. Some people might think of it as adrenaline and thus be excited or they might see it as a sign of being nervous and respond accordingly. I wish one of the answers included something about cognition since that might make this easier to answer.

IrinaK [193]4 years ago

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It is A because: According to Schachter and Singer, our emotions are the product of both physical arousal and our thoughts, the result of a biological and cognitive process.

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