According to the James-Lange theory of emotion, why do we feel emotions?

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asked Jan 20 in Psychology by RobWpa43647 (510 points)

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answered Jan 20 by MarjorieLoma (650 points)

We feel emotions as a result of physiological reactions to emotional stimuli, which then create the subjective experience of those emotions.

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