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Lars walks into a dark room, flips on the light, and 30 people yell "Surprise!" His heart is racing and his breathing is rapid. He feels happy and excited because he recognizes that his friends remembered his birthday. He has interpreted the event as positive. Which theory of emotion explains his reaction?

▸ cognitive mediational theory

▸ facial feedback hypothesis

▸ two-factor theory

▸ Cannon-Bard theory

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Authors: Hudson, Whisenhunt

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This calls for a celebration Person Raising Both Hands in Celebration

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Good timing, thanks!

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