EMOTION

1. EMOTION
PROF.JAMES GRASPARIL

2. EMOTION
-CAME FROM LATIN WORD
EMOVERE MEANS TO MOVE
OUT.

3. 3 WAYS EMOTION VARY
1. INTENSITY
2. SIMILARITY
3. POLARITY

4. FOUR COMPONENTS OF
EMOTION
1. THE COGNITIVE COMPONENT-THE
THOUGHTS,BELIEF AND EXPECTATIONS
THAT DERTERMINE THE TYPE AND
INTENSITY OF EMOTIONAL RESPONSE.
2. SUBJECTIVE COMPONENT-WHICH
INCLUDES PLEASURE AND
DISPLEASURE INTENSITY OF FEELINGS
AND COMPLEXITY.

5. 3. BEHAVIORAL COMPONENT-THE VARIOUS FORM OF
EXPRESSION THAT EMOTION MAY TAKE. EG. FACIAL
EXPRESSION,BODY GESTURE,POSTURE AND TONE OF
VOICE VARY WITH ANGER,JOY…….
4.PHYSIOLOGICAL COMPONENT-WHICH INVOLVES
PHYSICAL CHANGES IN THE BODY.

6. THEORIES OF EMOTION
 JAMES-LANGE THEORY-STATES THAT EMOTION OCCURS AFTER
BODILY CHANGES.
HEART
SNAKE FEAR
PALPITATION

7. CANNON-BARD-ARGUES THAT WE EXPERIENCE PHYSIOLOGICAL
AROUSAL AND EMOTION AT THE SAME TIME.
SNAKE
HEART
FEAR
PALPITATION

8. FACIAL FEED BACK HYPOTHESIS- PROPOSED THAT MOVEMENT OF
FACIAL MUSCLES PRODUCES OR INTENSIFY EMOTIONAL REACTION.

9. COGNITIVE LABELING THEORY-THEORY
THAT STATES THAT COGNITIVE, SUBJECTIVE
AND PHYSIOLOGICAL AROUSAL COMPONENTS
ARE ALL NECESSARY TO EMOTIONAL
EXPERIENCE.

10. MEASUREMENT OF EMOTION
1. MEASUREMENT OF PHYSIOLOGICAL
RESPONSE.
-LIE DETECTOR
-ELECTRO CARDIOGRAPH
-SPHYGMOMANOMETER
2.OBSERVATION AND MEASUREMENT OF
OVERT BEHAVIOR.
3. SELF REPORT.