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Cognitive Labeling in Schachter-Singer Theory
A core component of the Schachter-Singer theory is the process of cognitive labeling. This process involves interpreting a general state of physiological arousal by considering the surrounding context. The specific label applied to the arousal—such as 'fear' in a dangerous situation or 'joy' in a happy one—determines the particular emotion that is ultimately experienced.
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