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Each of the following provides a brief description of one of the five theories of emotion discussed in the text. Correctly match the name of the theory with the description.
◦ A = James-Lange theoryB = Facial feedback theoryC = Two-factor theoryD = Cannon-Bard theoryE = Cognitive mediational theory
◦ A = Two-factor theoryB = James-Lange theoryC = Cognitive mediational theoryD = Cannon-Bard theoryE = Facial feedback theory
◦ A = Cannon-Bard theoryB = James-Lange theoryC = Two-factor theoryD = Cognitive mediational theoryE = Facial feedback theory
◦ A = Two-factor theoryB = James-Lange theoryC = Cannon-Bard theoryD = Cognitive mediational theoryE = Facial feedback theory
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Reply #1 on: Nov 1, 2021
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YES! Correct, THANKS for helping me on my review

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