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This informative piece delves into the significant concepts of emotional intelligence (EQ) and stress management, highlighting the contributions of key figures like Cohen, Schachter, Plutchik, Ekman, and Goleman. Explore the two-factor theory of emotion, the emotion wheel, and the universal nature of emotions. Additionally, learn about stressors, the General Adaptation Syndrome (GAS), personality types such as Type A, and how mental states influence the immune system through psychoneuroimmunology. Gain insights into empathy, self-regulation, and emotional control illustrated by concepts like the marshmallow test.
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He claimed emotions are universal and did the facial expression test
Canadian who came up w/ the general adaptation syndrome, Hans ______
Chemicals that facilitate communication between brain and immune system
Field that studies how mental states/stress can influence the immune system
Understanding how others feel, but not feeling that way yourself
Self _________, controlling or redirecting negative impulses
Type of learning where people learn emotional control-hint: Bandura
Self control test for youngins that had a positive correlation with SAT scores later in life
Term for how your body tries to maintain a certain weight and body fat level
When you think someone is pretending to be happy, look at this