Gordan got run over by a bus. After the accident, he could no longer receive signals from his sympathetic nervous system about his bodily responses. His doctor says that Gordan can still experience emotion because the brain processes emotions. The doctor’s statement is consistent with the theory of emotion.

Cannon-Bard                    

Explanation:

Cannon-Bard theory: In psychology, the term "Cannon-Bard theory" is determined as one of the different theories of emotion which were proposed by Philip Bard and Walter Cannon. The Cannon-Bard theory is also referred to as "Thalamic theory" that encompasses the physiological aspect of an individual's emotion.

According to the theory, an individual experiences "physiological reactions" and feels "emotions", for example trembling, sweating, and muscle tension at the same time or simultaneously.

In the question above, the doctor's statement is consistent with the Cannon-Bard theory of emotion.

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