In Studies Investigating the Physiological Components of Emotion, Researchers Have

Multiple Choice

In studies investigating the physiological components of emotion, researchers have found:

A) that the same pattern of physiological changes occurs for both positive and negative emotions.
B) that anger produces a marked increase in skin temperature, whereas fear produces a decrease in skin temperature.
C) significant cross-cultural differences in patterns of physiological arousal for positive and negative emotions.
D) that anger produces a dramatic decrease in skin temperature, whereas fear produces a marked increase in skin temperature.