Question

match each part of an emotion to its corresponding term 3 parts physical behavioral cognitive the outward expression how a situation is interpreted the effect on the bodys arousal the principle of universality holds that some emotions are innate and recognizable across cultures 1 point true false emotions are social - we experience and learn to express them appropriately in the company of others. 1 point true false match each theory to its corresponding description opponent - process theory cannon - bard theory james - lange theory

Explanation:

1. The outward expression of an emotion is the behavioral aspect as it involves actions and reactions that are observable. How a situation is interpreted is cognitive since it pertains to mental processes of perception and understanding. The effect on the body's arousal is physical as it involves physiological changes.
2. The principle of universality in emotions posits that certain emotions like happiness, sadness, anger are innate and recognizable across different cultures, so it is True.
3. Emotions are indeed social - we learn emotional expressions and appropriate ways of showing emotions in social contexts, so it is True.

Answer:

1. The outward expression - Behavioral

How a situation is interpreted - Cognitive
The effect on the body's arousal - Physical

1. True
2. True