According to the cannon-bard theory of emotion, the arousing stimulus first triggers the physical response, then the subjective experience of emotion follows.

The statement is false.

The Cannon-Bard theory of emotion holds that stimulating events trigger both feelings and physical reactions at the same time.

When a stimulating event occurs, the thalamus simultaneously sends signals to the amygdala, which generates an emotional response (fear, pleasure, anger, etc.), and to the autonomic nervous system which generates a physical response (Shaking, sweating, etc.); it might also send signals to the cerebral cortex, which controls conscious thought.

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