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What are some pieces of evidence to support the Cognitive Appraisal Theory of Emotion? (Multiple answers may apply) Emotional expereinces can have a range of overlapping physiological states. All cultures have similar cognitive elements for most emotions. Some emotions don't fit neatly into an appraisal model, like nostalgia. Some emotional experiences do not have external stimuli.

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          What are some pieces of evidence to support the Cognitive Appraisal Theory of Emotion? (Multiple answers may apply)
Emotional expereinces can have a range of overlapping physiological states.
All cultures have similar cognitive elements for most emotions.
Some emotions don't fit neatly into an appraisal model, like nostalgia.
Some emotional experiences do not have external stimuli.

what are some pieces of evidence to support the cognitive appraisal theory of emotion multiple answers may apply emotional expereinces can have a range of overlapping physiological states al 24488

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Rosie M. Spielman 1st Edition

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This theory, primarily associated with Richard Lazarus, posits that emotions are produced through a cognitive appraisal of a situation. This appraisal involves evaluating the personal significance of a situation, which then leads to an emotional response. Let's Show more…

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What are some pieces of evidence to support the Cognitive Appraisal Theory of Emotion? (Multiple answers may apply) Emotional expereinces can have a range of overlapping physiological states. All cultures have similar cognitive elements for most emotions. Some emotions don't fit neatly into an appraisal model, like nostalgia. Some emotional experiences do not have external stimuli.