Emotions, Stress, and Health FOR THIS CHAPTER, ONLY HAVE TO KNOW CLASS INFORMATION FOR MIDTERM.
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Language and Communication
Vocabulary Week 4. Word 1: Notorious Def: Famous for something bad Sent: Billy was notorious for sticking weird things in the teachers’ coffee.
Components of Emotion: Facial expressions Physiological factors (e.g., heart rate, hormone levels) Subjective experience/feelings Cognitions that may elicit.
Chapter 11 Vocabulary Shane Shapiro 3/2/09 Period 3.
‘Speech-Smile’, ‘Speech-Laugh’, ‘Laugher’ and their sequencing in dialogic interaction Klaus J. Kohler IPDS, Kiel, Germany Satellite Workshop “The Phonetics.
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Lecture Outline Components of Emotions Theories of Emotional Development Emotional Milestones Identifying Others’ Emotions and Understanding the Causes.
The Monkey’s Paw Short Story by W.W. Jacobs
Case Study
5 Facial Expression & Emotion - Paul Ekman
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