A situation triggers an external stimulus that is processed by the brain. The brain then stimulates bodily changes and cognitive activity (the experience of the emotion) simultaneously.    Which theory of emotion is this?      The Theory of Cognitive Appraisal       The Commonsense Approach       The James-Lange Theory       The Cannon-Bard Theory       The Opponent Process Theory

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