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Malcolm is reading a mystery novel, and as the action builds, he finds he is breathing more quickly than usual, and he feels like his stomach is tied in knots. What does this example illustrate?

▸ cognitive component in Malcolm's emotional experience

▸ physiological component in Malcolm's emotional experience

▸ objective component in Malcolm's emotional experience

▸ behavioural component in Malcolm's emotional experience

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Psychology: Themes and Variations

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