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    The Two-Factor Theory of Emotion Proposes That We Label Physiological
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The Two-Factor Theory of Emotion Proposes That We Label Physiological

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The two-factor theory of emotion proposes that we label physiological arousal as a given emotion on the basis of our cognitive interpretation of the situation.

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