James teamed with a Danish physiologist to develop this theory of emotions which holds that emotions are provoked by the visceral changes arising from the reaction to the emotion-causing stimulus.
James teamed with a Danish physiologist to develop this theory of emotions which holds that emotions are provoked by the visceral changes arising from the reaction to the emotion-causing stimulus. James' famous argument for it held that one does not run from a bear in the woods because one is afraid, but rather running provokes the fear.
James teamed with a Danish physiologist to develop this theory of emotions which holds that emotions are provoked by the visceral changes arising from the reaction to the emotion-causing stimulus.
James-Lange theory