Which of the following was not one of the findings of the Bard and Hess studies of emotion?
- The hypothalamus is important in the expression of coordinated emotional behaviors.
- The visceral and somatic motor aspects of emotion are mediated by parallel, non-overlapping brain circuits.
- Coordinated emotional behaviors can occur even if neocortex has been removed.
- Sham rage expressions can be elicited by means of hypothalamic stimulation.
- All of the above were findings in these studies.
Answer: 2