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<p>&ldquo;<em>Primary emotional responses</em> have been preserved through Phylogenesis because they are <em>adaptive</em>. They provide an <em>immediate assessment</em> of the extent to which<em> goals or needs</em> are being met in <em>interaction with the environment</em>, and they <em>reset the organism</em> behaviorally, physiologically, cognitively, and experientially to adjust to these <em>changing circumstances</em>&rdquo; (p. 72).</p>

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<p>i. &ldquo;Primary emotional responses&rdquo; are &ldquo;adaptive&rdquo;</p>

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<p>See above.</p>

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<p>1. Feedback ---&gt; provides &ldquo;immediate assessment&rdquo; to meet &ldquo;goals or needs&rdquo; &ldquo;&hellip; interaction with the environment&rdquo;</p>

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<p>See above.</p>

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<p>2. &ldquo;Reset the organism&rdquo; to meet &ldquo;changing circumstances&rdquo; &ndash; affects</p>

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<p>See above.</p>

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<p>a. Behavior</p>

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