These phenomena were studied by Strack et al. by showing cartoons and positioning a pen differently in test subjects’ mouths. (0[1])The color wheel (0[1])inspired Robert Plutchik’s (20[1])model (20[1])of these phenomena. (20[1])The (20[1])MSCEIT (“mes-keet”) is used to measure people’s relations with these phenomena (0[1])from an ability-based framework instead of a trait-based one. The concurrence of these phenomena (0[1])with arousal (0[1])is present in (*) Cannon–Bard (10[2])theory, (10[1])but (10[1])not (10[2])James–Lange (10[4])theory. (10[4])These phenomena are often conflated with Silvan Tomkins’s affects (10[1])(“AA-fects”). Facial feedback (10[2])affects these phenomena, (10[1])which are central to an alternative model of intelligence. (10[1])For 10 (10[1])points, (10[3])name these phenomena (10[1])which include fear (10[1])and happiness. (10[3])■END■ (10[3])