according to joseph ledoux, our automatic and most rapid emotional responses involve neural processing that…

according to joseph ledoux, our automatic and most rapid emotional responses involve neural processing that follows:\na the high road\nb the low road\nc the spillover effect\nd the experience of moderate levels of arousal

according to joseph ledoux, our automatic and most rapid emotional responses involve neural processing that follows:\na the high road\nb the low road\nc the spillover effect\nd the experience of moderate levels of arousal

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Joseph LeDoux's research on emotions distinguishes between the "high road" (a slower, more cognitive - appraisal - based neural pathway) and the "low road" (a faster, more direct neural pathway from the thalamus to the amygdala for automatic emotional responses). The spillover effect is related to emotion - arousal misattribution (Schachter - Singer theory), and the experience of moderate levels of arousal is related to Yerkes - Dodson law (performance - arousal relationship).

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B. the low road