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the two - factor theory of emotion suggests that our experience of emotion is determined by:
□ physiological arousal
□ genetic influences
□ adaptation
□ learned associations
□ cognitive labels

Explanation:

The two - factor theory of emotion, also known as the Schachter - Singer theory, posits that emotion is a result of two factors. First, there is physiological arousal (such as an increased heart rate). Second, we assign a cognitive label (interpretation) to that arousal. For example, if you are in a situation where your heart is racing (physiological arousal) and you interpret the situation as a threat (cognitive label), you experience fear. Genetic influences, adaptation, and learned associations are not part of the two - factor theory's core determinants of emotion.

Answer:

physiological arousal, cognitive labels