experimental

Question 0

psych hedonism refers to

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difference opinions on pain/ pleasure.. ie exercise

Question 1

Bowlby’s 3 attachment styles:

Answer 1

anxious, secure, avoidant

Question 2

Need:

Answer 2

food, water, sex

Question 3

drive:

Answer 3

hunger, thirst, libido

Question 4

drive reducing behavior includes:

Answer 4

eat, drink, have sex, etx

Question 5

True/ false: Men and woman have different psych needs

Answer 5

T

Question 6

Maslows basic and meta needs are:

Answer 6

Physiological (food, drink, sex), safety, belongingness/love, self-esteem; cognition, aesthetic, self actualization

Question 7

Maslows hierarchy of needs pyramid has how many basic levels/ how many meta?

Answer 7

1-4= basic; 5 = meta

Question 8

high incentive value goals are….., and low””””””” are

Answer 8

highly motivating, minimally or not at all motivating

Question 9

what are the arousal theory 3 things affecting effort?

Answer 9

internal states/ needs, potential outcomes, individuals estimate of effort leading to desired outcome

Question 10

When measuring motivation/arousal, what are the 2 sns activation types? & what is the sns a part of?

Answer 10

fight or flight; autonomic nervous system (ans)

Question 11

the stress performance connection moves how?

Answer 11

sleep to alertness to optimal, down with anxiety and disorganization

Question 12

hebbs arousal theory states that……

Answer 12

optimal arousal varies depending on the task

Question 13

cognitive dissonance is experienced when one

Answer 13

simultaneously possesses 2 or more contradictory ideas

Question 14

compartmentalize refers to …….

Answer 14

when a person attempts to reduce cognitive dissonance by storing information and compartmentalizing to be used at their convenience/desire

Question 15

perceptual distortion

Answer 15

distorting facts to suit how one wants them to mean

Question 16

banduras observational learning states that …….& is focused on ……..

Answer 16

learning occurs through imitation; operant conditioning

Question 17

models are not necessarily………, they can also be ……& usually have…….

Answer 17

people; symbolic; informative function

Question 18

Observational learning requires:

Answer 18

attention, retention, motor-reproduction and motivational processes

Question 19

one of 3 effects of models which is characterized by behavior acquired from observing a model

Answer 19

model effect

Question 20

1 of 3 model effects characterized by starting or stopping a behavior that had already been learned due to consequences observed with the model

Answer 20

inhibitory/ disinhibitory effect

Question 21

1 of 3 model effects characterized by model behavior encouraging similar behavior

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elicit effect/ cheerleaders eliciting excitement

Question 22

Bandura worked to connect ……. with ……..

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cognitive with operant (internal & external)

Question 23

the 4 influences of self efficacy are:

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enactive (direct effects of behavior), vicarious (effects of comparison), Persuasory (effects of persuasion), emotive (effect of emotion)

Question 24

banduras 3 control systems working together to create capacity for changes are:

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stimulus control (autonomic/ controlled by reflex), outcome control (consequences), symbolic (mediation/ internal>contemplation, etc)

Question 25

agentic perspective characteristics

Answer 25

intentionality, forethought, self-reactiveness and self-reflection