Recent research suggests a modification of James-Lange theory of emotions. Tsuchiya and Adolphs suggest that in addition to feedback from bodily sensations, we also experience
A) cognitive reinterpretation of the situation.
B) confirming feedback from other people in the situation with us.
C) an initial quick feeling of emotion due to connections in the brain.
D) emotional inhibition from the parasympathetic nervous system.
E) audial amplification of emotional intensity through the auditory system of the brain.

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Tsuchiya and Adolphs propose that we experience an initial quick feeling of emotion due to neural connections in the brain, which modifies the traditional James-Lange theory that emphasizes bodily feedback alone.

Recent Research Suggests a Modification of James-Lange Theory of Emotions