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nummyann

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Each of the following provides a brief description example of one of the five theories of emotion discussed in the text. Correctly match the name of the theory with the example.
◦ A = Cognitive mediational theory B = James-Lange theory C = Facial feedback theory D = Cannon-Bard theory E = Two-factor theory
◦ A = Two-factor theory B = James-Lange theory C = Facial feedback theory D = Cannon-Bard theory E = Cognitive mediational theory
◦ A = Cannon-Bard theory B = James-Lange theory C = Two-factor theory D = Cognitive mediational theory E = Facial feedback theory
◦ A = Two-factor theory B = James-Lange theory C = Cognitive mediational theory D = Cannon-Bard theory E = Facial feedback theory
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