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A Let Us Assume That You Are Madly in Love

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a. Let us assume that you are madly in love with X. However, when you see X, your heart does not pound, you do not blush when speaking to him/her, and your legs do not become wobbly. Why would William James (of the James-Lange theory of emotion) conclude that you are not really madly in love with X?
b. How good is the evidence for the idea that love has a physiological profile that is different than that of, say, hate or lust?

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