Chapter 10 Flashcards
Mutiration
need/desire that directs behavior
Need
physiological deprivation
Want/Desire
innate human tendency
Drive
Activated, uncomfortable state
Homeostasis
Normal resting state
Incentives
External stimulator that motivates us
Process
Incentives trigger needs/wants
Optimum arousal
Need to reach this to avoid boredom
Yerkes-Dodsen Law
Performance increases with arousal up to a certain point
Maslow’s hierarchy
Some needs are more important
Levels of Maslow’s hierarchy
Psych/safety
Belonging/esteem
self-actualization/transcendence
Hypothalamus
Controls appetite, hunger, etc
Set point
Ideal weight body tries to keep
Basal emtabolic rate
How fast our resting bodies burn calories
When do we eat more?
In the presence of food
More variety of food
How much is on the plate
Others eating