Question 1

SaFADCoSH - Sadness, Anger, Fear, Disgust, Contempt, Surprise, Happiness

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7 basic emotions

Question 2

positive; negative

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# of ________ emotions are less than _______ emotions

Question 3

eliminate profound emotional experience

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Totally eliminating negative emotions
eliminate ______________ ?

Question 4

Core Affect

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How central are your emotions to a person

Question 5

Cognitions, Biology, Behavior and Sociocultural

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4 Components of Emotions

Question 6

time, positive/negative, meaning

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subcomponents under cognitions

Question 7

genetics, neurotransmitters, hormones

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subcomponents under Biology

Question 8

self-regulation, character

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subcomponents under behavior

Question 9

social setting, social norms, cultural learning

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subcomponents under sociocultural

Question 10

happiness, recovery from negative emotions

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under left prefrontal cortex

Question 11

establish negative emotions

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under right prefrontal cortex

Question 12

neurotransmitters

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these are chemical messengers

Question 13

oxytocin and dopamine

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2 neurotransmitters

Question 14

love, social bonding (ex. breastfeeding)

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oxytocin is in charge of ?

Question 15

desire and happiness, cravings, addictions

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dopamine is in charge of ?

Question 16

Dopamine, Acetylcholine, Norepinephrine, Gaba, Serotonin

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DANGS meaning

Question 17

Schizophrenia, Alzheimer's, Mania, Anxiety

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SAMAD

Question 18

Neuroplasticity

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what do you call the changes in the brain resulting from our experiences

Question 19

gray matter of the brain

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Practicing meditation and learning music increases ?

Question 20

An average level of happiness

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Hereditability indicates that most people have ?

Question 21

Not determined

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Long term well - being is ?

Question 22

group; possible

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Data is from ___, Individual variations are ______

Question 23

greater depth of cognitive processing

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Highly Sensitive Person (HSP) - D

Question 24

easily overstimulated

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Highly Sensitive Person (HSP) - O

Question 25

emotionally reactive and empathic

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Highly Sensitive Person (HSP) - E

Question 26

sensitive to subtle

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Highly Sensitive Person (HSP) - S

Question 27

Gautama Buddha

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We are what we think, and all that we are
rises with our thoughts. With our thoughts
we make the world. Speak and act with a
pure mind and happiness will follow - A QOUTE BY?

Question 28

Learned Optimism

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unlearn negative style of thinking

Question 29

realistic optimism

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Learn to interpret events with more

Question 30

ability to look forward in time

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Humanity's ability to anticipate and evaluate future possibilities

Question 31

past - negative, past-positive, present hedonistic, present fatalistic, future-oriented, transcendental-future, balanced time perspective, imagining time as scarce

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7 approaches to time

Question 32

past- negative

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focus on negative experience

Question 33

past-positive

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focus on past; pleasant and nostalgic

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present-hedonistic

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dominated- pleasure-seeking impulses

Question 35

present- fatalistic

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powerless: change present or future

Question 36

future-oriented

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ambitious: has nagging sense of urgency

Question 37

transcendental-future type

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focus: impact of present to life after death

Question 38

can better delay gratification, work on long-term goals, satisfied in stressful situations if they see it can lead to a better future

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characteristics on future-oriented approach to time

Question 39

live for the moment, satisfaction: current pleasures, less indicated to work hard toward goals

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characteristics of present-hedonistic and present fatalistic

Question 40

balanced time perspective

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delay gratification (reach goals) while giving time to ourselves (have fun and enjoy current pleasures)

Question 41

imagining time as scarce

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prompt people to seize the moment and extract greater well-being; disadvantageous in the long run

Question 42

character

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how we conduct / act as members of the society

Question 43

foundation of ethics, morality, civil society and well being

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three description of character

Question 44

positive social emotional learning

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character education

Question 45

virtues

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acquired excellence, character traits

Question 46

wholeness

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virtues contributes to a person's ?

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