True or False: If false, choose the answer that best corrects the statement.The valence of an emotion is how intense the emotion feels.

False; valence is how pleasant an emotion is.

True or False: If false, choose the answer that best corrects the statement. The valence of an emotion is how intense the emotion feels.

Okay. So this is a true false. If it's false, we're going to be choosing the answer to correct the statement. Our statement being the valence of an emotion is how intense the emotion feels. And that is incorrect. Right? We know that in general, emotions are felt fairly intensely. Emotions tend to be very intense. That's what kind of separates them from mood. Valence specifically is going to be how pleasant or unpleasant an emotion feels to us. So based on that our answer is going to be d. Looking quickly at our other answer choices, obviously it's not a. And then b is reading that valence is a measure of physiological arousal. That's not accurate or one of our other dimensions is arousal. We can have high or low arousal, but that's a whole separate dimension. And then C. Reads valence is a measure of how long the emotion lasts, and we don't consider that one of our dimensions of emotion because again if we think back to our definition of emotion we know that emotions, for the most part, tend to be relatively fleeting. None of them last a super long time the way that moods can where they can last for hours or days. So that wouldn't really be a relevant dimension to include anyway. So our answer here is d, valence is how pleasant an emotion is. And there you go.