chapter 10 Flashcards
what is the definition of motivation
a need of desire that energizes behavior and directs it toward a goal
some motivated behavior seems to be done in order to increase arousal explain
we have a drive, we then get bored
explain yerkes-dodson law
moderate arousal leads to optimal performance
maslows hierarchy of needs top to bottom
self actualization
self esteem
love and belonging
safety and security
physiological needs
what is self actualization
reaching our full potential
what is octracism
deliberate social exclusion
3 reasons why we need to affiliate with others
protection, cooperation, reproduction
difference between hormone’s orexin and obestatin
orexin- hunger triggering
obestatin- sends out fullness signals
when we are depressed what kind of foods do, we crave
starches and carbs, they boost serotonin
2 ways taste preferences can be conditioned
genetic, culture
difference between anorexia and bulimia
anorexia is the pursuit of thinness through starvation
bulimia is thinness through binging and purging
typical behavior of one with binge-eating disorder
overeating followed by self-hatred, but never purge
2 major causes of eating disorders
family and social structures, weight-obsessed culture
3 environmental causes of obesity
food is everywhere and cheap, cultural customs (thanksgiving), and sloth world
health issues obesity can cause
diabetes and cancers
2 psychological/ sociological effects of obesity
stereotypes, trouble finding romantic relationships
according to the schacter 2-factor theory of emotion, what 2 things happen in order for one to experience emotion
physically aroused and cognitive label that arousal
what is skin-conductance response SCR
increase in the skins electrical conducting as sweat increases
what % of the total impact of a message is from the actual words coming out of our mouths
7% verbal
what emotion are we good at recognizing nonverbal cues
anger = danger
why are moms good at recognizing nonverbal cues
early on thats all they have, babies cant talk
what have we done to compensate for the absence of nonverbal cues in texts
emojis
6 basic facial expressions common all over the world
disgust, fear, anger, surprise, happy, sad
what are display rules
cultural rules about when and where emotions should be expressed