Question5 out of 1 points Which of the following results from studies of people

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Question5 out of 1 points Which of the following results from studies of people with spinal cord injuries supports the James-Lange theory of emotion? Selected b. Answer: People who could not feel reactions from most of their bodies reported that they no longer felt intense emotions. Answers: a. The farther away the injury was from the brain, the greater the probability that an intense emotion could be experienced. b. People who could not feel reactions from most of their bodies reported that they no longer felt intense emotions. c. The higher the spinal cord injury, the less the intensity of the reported feeling. d. Spinal cord transection did not alter the expression of emotional behaviors. e. All of the above are correct.

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1.According to James Lange's theory ee first experience a physiological response to an event and then interpret the physiological symptoms to experience emotions.

So if we don't feel the physical response, no emotion would follow, therefore option B) is correct.

2.amygdala is responsible for our emotional memories .It also plays a role in remembering rewards and punishment s for behaviour so as to influence future behavior and avoid danger or threat and other autonomous instincts.So damage to amygdala impairs the recall of emotional memories.I am not sure what the term behavioural freeing means but if interpreted to mean that it opens up the possibility of all behavior free from previous conditioning, then it os also a correct choice.In that case the correct option would be E).

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