Chapter 6 Flashcards

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motivation

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refers to the factors that initiate, sustain, and direct behaviors

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instinct

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-complex behavior that is automatic and unlearned
-been replaced by learned behaviors

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incentive

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-people are motivated by external stimulus
-can meet biological or nonbiological need

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arousal

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people behave to satisfy a certain level of their preferred sensation

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drive

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the body maintains homeostasis in it system

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6
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Homeostatic Drives

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-motivate behavior
-state of the brain not conditions of the tissue

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Temperature regulation

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-control system maintains certain bodily conditions around a set point
-located in preoptic area of hypothalamus

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ectotherms

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cannot regulate body temperature internally

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endotherms

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maintain a constant internal temperature

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Thirst

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-our body is about 70% water
-maintaining our water is critical for life
— keeps our blood flowing
— maintains our body cells
— aids digestion

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osmotic thirst

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-when fluid in cells drop
-usually from eating a salty meal
-initiates drinking behavior

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12
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osmotic thirst pathway

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OVLT -> median preoptic nucleus

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Hypovolemic thirst

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-when blood volume drops
-detected by baroreceptors and kidneys

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hypovolemic thirst pathway

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vagus nerve -> nucleus of the solitary tracts (NST) in medulla -> preoptic area

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hunger

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feeding behavior to provide energy for fuel and for maintaining body temp, growth, and repair cells

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hunger pathway

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taste buds -> NST -> insula (primary gustatory cortex)

17
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Preoptic area regulates…

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temperature and drinking behavior

18
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Sensory-specific satiety

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-food is less appealing the more you eat
-encourages variation in choices
-takes place in NST

19
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learned taste acersion

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avoiding food associated with illness or poor nutrition

20
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learned taste preference

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preference for the flavor of a food that contains a needed nutrition

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Steps of Digestion

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  1. Mouth - saliva breaks down starches into glucose
  2. Stomach - hydrochloric acid and pepsin mix with food to digest proteins into amino acid
  3. Small Intestine - duodenum is where the rest of digestion takes place
    -fats transformed into fatty acids and glycerol by bile
    -hepatic portal vein transports products to liver
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Absorptive fase

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glucose -> parasympathetic activation -> pancreas secretes insulin

-glucose enters body cells
-glucose stored in liver and muscles as glycogen
-fat is stored in adipose cells as triglycerides

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Fasting phase

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glucose decreases -> sympathetic activation -> pancreas secretes glucagon

-glycogen transformed to glucose
-stored fat is released as fatty acids and glycerol

24
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Glucoprovic

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low on glucose

25
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lipoprovic hunger

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low on fatty acids

26
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ghrelin hunger

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hormone released into blood stream at stomach empties during fasting