Asked by Brittany Medley on Jul 10, 2024

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Research with subliminally flashed stimuli supports Robert Zajonc's view that

A) the heart is always subject to the mind.
B) emotional reactions involve deliberate rational thinking.
C) cognition is not necessary for emotion.
D) responding to a subliminal stimulus is a learned skill.

Subliminally Flashed Stimuli

Visual or auditory stimuli presented below the threshold of conscious perception, intended to influence the mind without the individual being aware.

Emotional Reactions

Responses involving feelings that occur in consequence to an internal or external event.

Rational Thinking

The ability to think logically, making decisions and solving problems by applying reason and critical thinking.

  • Understand the concept that cognition is not necessary for emotion.
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maryam akbarJul 11, 2024
Final Answer :
C
Explanation :
Research with subliminally flashed stimuli supports Robert Zajonc's view that cognition is not necessary for emotion. These stimuli are presented too quickly for conscious awareness, yet still evoke emotional responses. This suggests that emotions can occur without conscious thought or reasoning.