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Cannon-Bard Theory of emotions
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Solution
- Walter Cannon and Philip Bard disagreed with James- Lange saying that only physiological arousal will not lead to experiencing a particular emotion because we may experience the same physiological arousal but emotions can be different.
- Eg: we don’t cry only when we are sad but we also cry when we are pleasantly surprised or extremely happy.
- According to them, we experience physiological arousal simultaneously yet separately.
- When we experience an emotion, our sympathetic nervous system interprets the stimulus which leads to physiological arousal like crying or heart palpitation, etc.
- The same information is also interpreted in the brain by which we become aware of the emotion.
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