CHAPTER 4 Flashcards
cause and whys of behavior
motivation
lack or deprived if something
needs
states uncomfortable tension wc forces organism to seek for the goals
drives
anything wc satisfies the need
goals or incentives
for survival
physiological motives
aware active alert
concious
the TOT phenomena
pre concious
knowing the unseen things
non concious
things we do with awareness but doesnt give impt
subconcious
unaware not aware
unconcious
states that motives are based from 2 instinct the libido and mortido death
Freud’s theory of motivation
means that if u feel inferior u compensate to superior
Alfred Adler’s superiority and compensation
present motives are affected by early childhood experiences
writings and child behavior theory
stir upon to move
emotion
emoverse
emotion
mild emotion wc last longer but temporary
mood
mildest forms of affective state that connotes likes and dislike
references
organized patterns of preferences
attitudes
emotional level of characteristics
temperament
formulated in adv
prejudice
generalized conclusion
stereotype
prediction or liking
love story
states that web the infant was born there are 3 emotions
JB watson theory
states that upon seeing a snake we dont run bec we are afraid we are afraid bec we ran
James Lang Theory
emotions are controlled by hypothalamus
Cannon-hypothalamic theory
states that emotion comes after thinking
central theory
states that emotion comes before thinking
somatic theory
emotion and thinking come at the same time
danna cannon theory
emotions r subject for abrupt challenges
activation theory
emotions r natural a d ingerited
instinctive theory
too seek pleasure and avoid pain
hedonistic theory
emotions r due to perception
M. Arnolds theory
involves oneself as self pity pride shame
personal emotions
involves others as love envy jealousy
social emotion
bad or good present or not
basic emo
order beauty art
aesthetic emo
