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Sigma KEE - PhysiologicalResponseToEmotionalState
PhysiologicalResponseToEmotionalState(physiological response to emotion process)

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(documentation PhysiologicalResponseToEmotionalState EnglishLanguage "A physiological response to emotion process is a bodily process which encompasses all the neurophysiological changes caused by the appraisal, which take place in the central nervous system (CNS), neuro_endocrine system (NES) and autonomous nervous system (ANS).") emotion.kif 2235-2239
(subclass PhysiologicalResponseToEmotionalState PhysiologicProcess) emotion.kif 2240-2240 Physiological response to emotion process is a subclass of physiologic process

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(subclass PupilsDilation PhysiologicalResponseToEmotionalState) emotion.kif 785-785 Dilated pupils is a subclass of physiological response to emotion process
(termFormat EnglishLanguage PhysiologicalResponseToEmotionalState "physiological response to emotion process") emotion.kif 2241-2242 Dilated pupils is a subclass of physiological response to emotion process
(subclass Perspiring PhysiologicalResponseToEmotionalState) emotion.kif 2332-2332 Sweating is a subclass of physiological response to emotion process
(subclass BreathingAtASlowerRate PhysiologicalResponseToEmotionalState) emotion.kif 2374-2374 Breathing at a slower rate is a subclass of physiological response to emotion process
(subclass HeartBeatingAtSlowerRate PhysiologicalResponseToEmotionalState) emotion.kif 2376-2376 Heart beating at slower rate is a subclass of physiological response to emotion process
(subclass TemperatureFallingExperiencedAsFeelingCold PhysiologicalResponseToEmotionalState) emotion.kif 2383-2384 Temperature falling (experienced as feeling cold) is a subclass of physiological response to emotion process
(subclass TemperatureRisingExperiencedAsFeelingWarm PhysiologicalResponseToEmotionalState) emotion.kif 2402-2403 Temperature rising (experienced as feeling warm) is a subclass of physiological response to emotion process
(subclass ExperiencingDiscomfortInTheStomach PhysiologicalResponseToEmotionalState) emotion.kif 2417-2418 Experiencing discomfort in the stomach is a subclass of physiological response to emotion process
(subclass Shivering PhysiologicalResponseToEmotionalState) emotion.kif 2491-2491 Shivering is a subclass of physiological response to emotion process
(subclass LimbWeakening PhysiologicalResponseToEmotionalState) emotion.kif 2496-2496 Limb weakening is a subclass of physiological response to emotion process
(subclass HeartBeatingAtFasterRate PhysiologicalResponseToEmotionalState) emotion.kif 2513-2513 Heart beating at faster rate is a subclass of physiological response to emotion process
(subclass Blushing PhysiologicalResponseToEmotionalState) emotion.kif 2530-2530 Blushing is a subclass of physiological response to emotion process
(subclass BreathingAtAMoreRapidRate PhysiologicalResponseToEmotionalState) emotion.kif 2554-2554 Breathing at a more rapid rate is a subclass of physiological response to emotion process
(subclass BecomingPale PhysiologicalResponseToEmotionalState) emotion.kif 2558-2558 Becoming pale is a subclass of physiological response to emotion process
(subclass ExperiencingALumpInTheThroat PhysiologicalResponseToEmotionalState) emotion.kif 2562-2563 Experiencing a lump in the throat is a subclass of physiological response to emotion process

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(=>
    (instance ?PR PhysiologicalResponseToEmotionalState)
    (exists (?EP ?A)
        (and
            (instance ?EP EmotionalState)
            (experiencer ?EP ?A)
            (experiencer ?PR ?A)
            (causes ?EP ?PR))))
emotion.kif 2244-2251 If X is an instance of physiological response to emotion process, then there exist Y, Z such that Y is an instance of emotional state, Z experiences Y, Z experiences X, and Y causes X


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