Question

The James-Lange theory holds that we experience an emotion first after

cognitive appraisal of the experience.
physiological arousal.
emotional analysis.
identifying each factor of the event

Answer 1

The James-Lange theory holds that we experience an emotion first after **physiological arousal**. According to this theory, our emotional experience is a result of our awareness of our physiological responses to an emotional event. For example, we feel fear because we tremble, rather than trembling because we feel fear.