chapter 10 Flashcards

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what is the definition of motivation

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a need of desire that energizes behavior and directs it toward a goal

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some motivated behavior seems to be done in order to increase arousal explain

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we have a drive, we then get bored

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3
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explain yerkes-dodson law

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moderate arousal leads to optimal performance

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4
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maslows hierarchy of needs top to bottom

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self actualization
self esteem
love and belonging
safety and security
physiological needs

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5
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what is self actualization

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reaching our full potential

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6
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what is octracism

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deliberate social exclusion

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7
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3 reasons why we need to affiliate with others

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protection, cooperation, reproduction

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8
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difference between hormone’s orexin and obestatin

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orexin- hunger triggering
obestatin- sends out fullness signals

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9
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when we are depressed what kind of foods do, we crave

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starches and carbs, they boost serotonin

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10
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2 ways taste preferences can be conditioned

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genetic, culture

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11
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difference between anorexia and bulimia

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anorexia is the pursuit of thinness through starvation
bulimia is thinness through binging and purging

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12
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typical behavior of one with binge-eating disorder

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overeating followed by self-hatred, but never purge

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13
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2 major causes of eating disorders

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family and social structures, weight-obsessed culture

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14
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3 environmental causes of obesity

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food is everywhere and cheap, cultural customs (thanksgiving), and sloth world

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15
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health issues obesity can cause

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diabetes and cancers

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16
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2 psychological/ sociological effects of obesity

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stereotypes, trouble finding romantic relationships

17
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according to the schacter 2-factor theory of emotion, what 2 things happen in order for one to experience emotion

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physically aroused and cognitive label that arousal

18
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what is skin-conductance response SCR

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increase in the skins electrical conducting as sweat increases

19
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what % of the total impact of a message is from the actual words coming out of our mouths

20
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what emotion are we good at recognizing nonverbal cues

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anger = danger

21
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why are moms good at recognizing nonverbal cues

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early on thats all they have, babies cant talk

22
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what have we done to compensate for the absence of nonverbal cues in texts

23
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6 basic facial expressions common all over the world

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disgust, fear, anger, surprise, happy, sad

24
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what are display rules

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cultural rules about when and where emotions should be expressed

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what is the facial feedback effect
tendency of facial muscles to trigger emotions
26
how can faking a smile make you happier
facial muscles tell brain what we are feeling
27
according to drive reduction theory of motivation, the aim of all we do is _______, which is state of physiological balance
reach a state of balance