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gbarreiro

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The taste receptor that steers us from eating toxic substances is:
 
  a. Umami
  b. Bitter
  c. Sour
  d. Salty

Question 2

According to the ___ theory of emotion as proposed by ___, people rely on the assessment of a situation to discriminate which emotion they are experiencing.
 
  a. cognitive; Schacter & Singer
  b. behavioral; Schacter & Singer
  c. cognitive; James-Lange
  d. behavioral; James-Lange



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

A



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