HSC 355 Final Questions with All Correct Answers
What does the main theories about emotions affirm? - Answer Emotions are complex and make a major impact in our lives with how we interact with people or in different types of situations or our morals. There are psychological and physical changes h...
HSC 355 Final Questions with All
Correct Answers
What does the main theories about emotions affirm? - Answer ✅ Emotions are complex
and make a major impact in our lives with how we interact with people or in different
types of situations or our morals. There are psychological and physical changes
happening in the body based on external factors that we are preparing to deal with
automatically.
What does James-Lange theory about emotion say? - Answer ✅ Not all emotions
involve deliberate thought; some emotions skip the thinking part of the brain and go
directly to the amygdala
What does Cannon-Bard theory about emotions say? - Answer ✅ "Stimuli that are
emotionally oriented" - emotion-arousing stimulus leads to a conscious feeling (fear,
anger) and a physiological response.
What does Schachter's two factors theory about emotions say? - Answer ✅ "External
stimulus... my heart is pounding, I realize my heart is pounding so, recognition through
cognition. (physical arousal and cognitive label)
What is ontopoiesis? - Answer ✅ "I regenerate myself when I interact with the
environment by producing new meanings through new experiences.". Ex. I interact with
the enviroment but I will not always react the same way.
Who talks about ontopoiesis? - Answer ✅ Damasio-leader of NeuroScience and studies
role of brain in expression of emotions.
What's intentionality? - Answer ✅ Tendere ad which means to tend toward something
—> Being conscious of something or in this case emotion
What is reality according to Marty and Nussbaum? - Answer ✅ According to Marty
"reality" is a non existence being which means that reality does not exist in itself but it's
what we experience of it. While for Nussbaum reality means emotional reality as it is
expressed by meaning.
What's the difference between emotions and sensations? - Answer ✅ Sensations have
a passive sensory quality that we cannot reflect upon, we cannot control. Emotions
builds a reality that we can choose and be responsible for
, What's the etymology of intentionality? - Answer ✅ Etymology of intentionality is
'tendere ad' or (in-tendere) which means a bridge that connects to my subjectivity with
reality.
What do we mean by animal welfare? - Answer ✅ Care given to an animal
What do we mean by subjective experience for animals? - Answer ✅ -Mental state of
an animal
-Poor welfare mental state of an animal
-Good welfare mental state of an animal
What do we mean by normative significance for animals? - Answer ✅ Animal welfare is
morally important, something that matters to us and want to improve. Welfare concept
tracks this significance, it should be morally valuable.
What's mereology? - Answer ✅ a discipline that studies the relations of part to whole
and the relations of part to part within a whole
What's the difference between strong and weak emergency theory? - Answer ✅ Weak
emergence theory believes that the brain creates a unit of meaning from their parts;
while strong emergence theory is when the unit is pre-given and the parts come
together to form a structure
Can you give a mereological example? - Answer ✅ An institution exists because of the
users. Students and school can exist as long as there are students to attend school and
a school is available for students to attend school.
Every class may have the same material but may not be identical to another with the
diversity of students who make the class an institution.
What is the strong and weak emergence theory? - Answer ✅ -Weak emergency theory
is the political, social, economical structure that regulates our life. Also the property of
our brain, our consciousness to create a unit of meaning.
-The strong emergency theory is the primary of the whole functions against their
components.
How do we explain the sense of self according to the parts and whole theory? - Answer
✅ Our identity is influenced by the environment in which we participate and it influences
the environment on its turn.
How is Narcissistic personality disorder (NPD) different from narcissistic traits - Answer
✅ Narcissism Personality disorder is a consistent pattern of egoistic attitudes and
behaviors, while narcissistic traits can happen once in a while.
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