This theory argues that all emotions have similar bodily response patterns.These factors include the person’s analysis of the situation and the ways other people are reacting in the same situation. When other people are involved in the same situation, an individual will look at the way they are reacting and then compare his or her reaction to theirs to arrive at what seems to be the right response.    Which theory of emotion is this? The Theory of Cognitive Appraisal       The Commonsense Approach       The James-Lange Theory       The Opponent Process Theory       The Cannon-Bard Theory

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