O.B. Chapter 3

A generic term that covers a broad range of feelings including emotions and moods
A) Affect
B) Mood
C) Emotion

Intense feelings directed at someone or something.

A) Affect
B) Emotion
C) Mood

Less intense feelings that often lack a contextual stimulus.
A) Mood
B) Emotion
C) Affect

True or False:
Emotions are more fleeting than moods.
True False

True or False:
Emotions are more cognitive and moods are more action oriented.
True False

True or False:
Emotions can be neutral.
True False

True or False:
Positive and negative affect are moods.
True False

True or False.
For most people, negative moods are more common than positive moods.
True False

True or False.
Emotions are critical to rational thinking
True False

True or False.
most people have a built-in tendency to experience certain moods and emotions more frequently than others do
True False

What is affect intensity

True or False.
People tend to be in thier worst moods in the middle of the week.
True False

True or False.
Morning people are at thier best moods in the morning and vice versa for evening people.
True False

True or False:
There is a weak coorelation between mood and weather.
True False

True or False:
Social Activities have little affect on negative moods.
True False

True or False:
All social activity affect mood equally.
True False

True or False
Sleep affects mood.
True False

True or False.
Exercise affects moods positively
True False

True or False
Younger people experience more extreme positive emotions than older people.
True False

True or False.
Women are more emotional than men.
True False

What is emotional labor?

What is emotional dissonance?

True or False.
people who feel negative emotions are more likely to engagein deviant behavior
True False

True or False.
Bad moods contribute to injury at work in many ways
True False