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Ask Mark 3.14 - Which comes first: emotion or reaction?

Ask Mark 3.14 - Which comes first: emotion or reaction? Professor Mark Solms of the University of Cape Town (UCT) answers a question (see below) posed to him on UCT's free online course "What is a Mind?", hosted by FutureLearn. Enrol for the course here https://www.futurelearn.com/courses/w... If you'd like to comment on any of these videos, please e-mail MOOCs@uct.ac.za For more information and queries, visit our Facebook page here   / uctmoocs   Follow us on Twitter here   / uctmoocs   CC-BY-NC University of Cape Town. Visit www.creativecommons.org for more information on this licence. Question: You state that emotions are the perceptions of internal states of the body. In that respect I was wondering the following: say you see a snake and you get the emotion PANIC. You don't feel very nice and your conscious reaction is to move away. But what about the order of things? First you have to "see" the snake, which is a conscious thing. Then your body raises the heart rate so you will be able to run faster away. This higher heart rate is "perceived" via the emotion PANIC (as I’ve given in this example). But is this emotion a consequence of the already existing body-state (i.e. heart rate) or does the emotion control the body state. So my question is: which comes first?