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    The James-Lange Theory of Emotion Suggests That,without Physiological Reactions,there Would
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The James-Lange Theory of Emotion Suggests That,without Physiological Reactions,there Would

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The James-Lange theory of emotion suggests that,without physiological reactions,there would be no emotions at all.

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