This document discusses the components and theories of emotion. It defines emotion as coming from the Latin word "emovere" meaning to move out. There are four components of emotion: cognitive, subjective, behavioral, and physiological. Theories discussed include the James-Lange theory stating emotion follows bodily changes, Cannon-Bard theory arguing physiological arousal and emotion occur simultaneously, and the facial feedback hypothesis proposing facial muscle movements produce or intensify emotions. Measurement of emotion can be done through physiological response, observation of behavior, and self-report.

1. EMOTION
PROF.JAMES GRASPARIL

2. EMOTION
-CAME FROM LATIN WORD
EMOVERE MEANS TO MOVE
OUT.

3. 3 WAYS EMOTION VARY
1. INTENSITY
2. SIMILARITY
3. POLARITY

4. FOUR COMPONENTS OF
EMOTION
1. THE COGNITIVE COMPONENT-THE
THOUGHTS,BELIEF AND EXPECTATIONS
THAT DERTERMINE THE TYPE AND
INTENSITY OF EMOTIONAL RESPONSE.
2. SUBJECTIVE COMPONENT-WHICH
INCLUDES PLEASURE AND
DISPLEASURE INTENSITY OF FEELINGS
AND COMPLEXITY.

5. 3. BEHAVIORAL COMPONENT-THE VARIOUS FORM OF
EXPRESSION THAT EMOTION MAY TAKE. EG. FACIAL
EXPRESSION,BODY GESTURE,POSTURE AND TONE OF
VOICE VARY WITH ANGER,JOY…….
4.PHYSIOLOGICAL COMPONENT-WHICH INVOLVES
PHYSICAL CHANGES IN THE BODY.

6. THEORIES OF EMOTION
 JAMES-LANGE THEORY-STATES THAT EMOTION OCCURS AFTER
BODILY CHANGES.
HEART
SNAKE FEAR
PALPITATION

7. CANNON-BARD-ARGUES THAT WE EXPERIENCE PHYSIOLOGICAL
AROUSAL AND EMOTION AT THE SAME TIME.
SNAKE
HEART
FEAR
PALPITATION

8. FACIAL FEED BACK HYPOTHESIS- PROPOSED THAT MOVEMENT OF
FACIAL MUSCLES PRODUCES OR INTENSIFY EMOTIONAL REACTION.

9. COGNITIVE LABELING THEORY-THEORY
THAT STATES THAT COGNITIVE, SUBJECTIVE
AND PHYSIOLOGICAL AROUSAL COMPONENTS
ARE ALL NECESSARY TO EMOTIONAL
EXPERIENCE.

10. MEASUREMENT OF EMOTION
1. MEASUREMENT OF PHYSIOLOGICAL
RESPONSE.
-LIE DETECTOR
-ELECTRO CARDIOGRAPH
-SPHYGMOMANOMETER
2.OBSERVATION AND MEASUREMENT OF
OVERT BEHAVIOR.
3. SELF REPORT.