Who argued that while the experience of a split-second fear response may not involve conscious thinking,it still requires an effortless,unconscious cognitive appraisal?
A) Robert Zajonc
B) William James
C) Richard Lazarus
D) Joseph LeDoux

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Richard Lazarus argued that even quick, automatic emotional responses involve some form of cognitive appraisal, albeit unconscious and effortless, distinguishing his perspective from theories suggesting that emotions can occur without any cognitive processing.

Who Argued That While the Experience of a Split-Second Fear