Motivation Flashcards

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Instinct Theory

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We behave instinctively it may be for survival (unlearned patterns)

Pros- explains commonalities to ancestors
Cons- Humans have few true instincts

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Drive reduction theory

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Bio need’s push us to do things

Pros- explain motivation
Cons- dose not acount for achivements

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Optimal arousal theory

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Do things to maintain out ideal level of arousal

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Yerkes-Dodsen law

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Performance increases with stress only to a certain point beyond which performance will decrease

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Abraham mallows hierarchy of needs

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Physiological needs- food, water
Safety needs- house comfort
Belonging- you know
Self-actualization- full potential
Self-transcendence- help others

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Basal metabolic rate

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How much energy we use for basic body functions

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Affiliation motive

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The need to be with others

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Belongingness

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Humans need to be part of a group= it release endorphins

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Achievement motivation

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The need to excel at what we do

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James lang

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Awareness

Stim ⇨ body arouse ⇨ emotion

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Cannon- Bard

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Stim ⇨ activation of thalamus ⇨ emotion & body arouseĺ

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Schacter-singer/ factor theory

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Lable

Stim ⇨ body arousal ⇨ interpret situation ⇨ emotion

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Zajanc-Le Dour/ low road

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Stim ⇨ emotion ⇨ interpret why

Low in the brain

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Cognitive appraisal theory/ High road

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Stim ⇨ interpret situation ⇨ body arouse & emotion

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Paul ekman’s 6 basic emotions

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Disgust, fear, happiness, sadness, and surprise

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Facial feed back effect

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The tendency of facial expressions trigger emotion

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Behavior feedback phenomenon

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The way you move your body affects your emotion

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General adaption syndrome

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Process your body goes through when exposed to stress

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Alarm

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The sympathetic system is activated (hormones)

Increase in heart rate etc

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Resistance

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Stress over= Heart & blood pressures go back to normal

Stress continues= continues to secret hormones

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Exhaustion

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Burn out & fatigue

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Oponate process theory

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When a person is repeatedly exposed to something that causes an emotional response, for example, fear, eventually an opposite emotion will be triggered

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Lateral Hypothalamus

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stimulation of feeding behavior and arousal

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Ventromedial Hypothalamus

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causes you to feel hungry. and tells the brain when you are full

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Insulin

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Controls blood glucose

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Ghrelin

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Send im hungry signals to brain

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Orexin

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Hunger hormone from hypothalamus

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Leptin

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Fat cells cause brain to slow or fasten metabolism

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PYY

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Im not hungry signals to brain

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Extrinsic motivation

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Motivated to act from external factors

Ex-praise/punishment

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Intrinsic motivation

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Intrinsic motivation is when you feel inspired or energized to complete a task because it is personally rewarding.