ap psychology - emotion: theories & brain structures

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• 0:00

  Introduction to Emotion

• 0:34

  Upcoming Reviews

• 1:05

  Unit Overview

• 1:35

  Defining Emotions

• 2:07

  Components of Emotion

• 3:10

  Theories of Emotion

• 3:43

  James-Lange Theory

• 4:46

  Example of James-Lange

• 5:18

  Cannon-Bard Theory

• 6:21

  Support for Cannon-Bard

• 7:24

  Two-Factor Theory

• 7:55

  Bear Example Revisited

• 9:26

  Comparing Theories

• 10:31

  Theories Graphic

• 11:01

  Zajonc and LeDoux Theories

• 12:05

  Basic Emotions

• 12:36

  Lazarus Theory

• 13:39

  Complex vs Simple Emotions

• 14:40

  Theories Comparison Graphic

• 15:10

  Questions Encouraged

• 15:40

  Spillover Effect

• 16:43

  Dating Pro Tip

• 17:46

  Physiology of Emotions

• 18:48

  Differentiating Emotions

• 19:49

  Brain and Emotions

• 20:53

  Facial Feedback Theory

• 21:56

  Straw Demo Example

• 22:28

  Happiness Factors

• 23:30

  Benefits of Happiness

• 24:01

  Feel-Good Do-Good Phenomenon

• 25:02

  Service Learning

• 25:35

  Adaptation-Level Phenomenon

• 27:09

  Fear and Evolution

• 28:11

  Amygdala and Fear

• 29:14

  Anger Management

• 30:15

  Catharsis Hypothesis

• 30:46

  Coping Strategies

• 31:17

  Kahoot Review Setup

• 31:51

  Starting Kahoot

• 34:03

  Kahoot Questions Begin

• 35:05

  Facial Feedback Question

• 36:06

  Schachter-Singer Example

• 36:40

  Feel-Good Phenomenon

• 37:11

  Basic Emotions

• 37:42

  Cannon-Bard Theory

• 38:15

  Limbic System

• 38:46

  Conflict Types Preview

• 39:17

  Arousal Levels

• 39:48

  Kahoot Conclusion

• 40:20

  Session Closing