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关于情绪下列说法错误的是
情绪就是情感
情绪是人和动物受到情景刺激时，经过是否符合自己需要的判断后，而产生的行为变化
在情绪发生时机体内部会发生一系列的生理变化
表情是情绪在有机体身上的外显行为
蜡样屈曲常在什么基础上发生
木僵
违拗症
情感淡漠
情绪不稳
情绪高涨
早晚晴朗的天空中太阳及太阳周围呈红色主要原因是
早晚太阳温度下降，传到地球上的光线以红光居多
太阳辐射光穿过大气层时发生折射，红光角度小到达了地面
早晚太阳光线穿过大气层所经过的路径很多，并发生分子散射的结果
早晚太阳光线穿过大气层比较低，地面粗粒很多，发生粗粒散射的结果
蜡样屈曲常在什么基础上发生
木僵
违拗症
情感淡漠
情绪不稳
情感高涨
按情绪发生的速度强度和持续时间对情绪的划分叫
基本情绪
复合情绪
情绪状态
情感的种类
按情绪发生的速度强度和持续时间对情绪的划分称为
情绪状态
复合情绪
基本情绪
情感的种类
关于情绪下列说法错误的是
情绪是人和动物受到情景刺激时，经过是否符合自己需要的判断后，而产生的行为变化
情绪就是情感
在情绪发生时机体内部会发生一系列的生理变化
表情是情绪在有机体身上的外显行为
情绪是情感的表现形式；情感是情绪的本质内容
通常从心理学角度一般从情绪的状态即情绪发生的强度速度和持续的时间将情绪分为
按情绪发生的速度强度和持续时间对情绪进行的划分叫
基本情绪
复合情绪
情绪状态
情感的种类
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