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Introduction to Behavioral Neuroscience

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13.1 Foundational and Contemporary Theories of Emotion

1.
It is now known that activation of the corrugator supercilii and zygomaticus facial muscles produces the facial expression of ________.
2 .
In the ________ theory proposed by Cannon-Bard, the initiation of an emotional state is generated in the cortex.

13.2 What Category of Feelings Are Considered as the “Basic Emotions”?

3.
The emotion of ________ would occur following an unexpected event and is very brief.

13.3 What Is the Contribution of Brain Structures in Emotional States?

4 .
Self-protecting behaviors are considered ________.
5.
The limbic and subcortical structures of the ________ allow you to adapt to environmental changes.
6 .
Neurons in the ________ allow for associative learning.
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