Motivation And Emotion Flashcards

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What are the three types of emotion?

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Cognitive, physiological, and behavioral

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What is cognitive emotion?

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Subjective conscious experience

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What is physiological emotion?

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Bodily arousal

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Behavioral emotion

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Characteristic over expression

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5
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What is instinct theory?

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Motivated by our inborn automated behaviors and only explain some behavior

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What is a drive?

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Internal state of tension that motivates an organism to engage in activities that should reduce this tension

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What is the drive-reduction theory?

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Behavior motivated by biological needs, wants to maintain homeostasis and when we are not we have a need that creates a drive

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What is homeostasis

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State of physiological equilibrium or stability

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What is the incentive theory?

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Act of wanting something, behavior is pulled by a desire instead of pushed by a need

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What is Intristic motivation?

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Re-wards we get internally, enjoyment or satisfaction

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What is extrinsic motivation?

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Rewards we get from accomplishments outside, grades and more money, great for short-term

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What is the primary drive?

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Physical Drive, and unlearned Drive based on psychological state(hunger)

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What is secondary drive

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Learn to drive (ambition)

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What is achievement motive?

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Meeting personal goals

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What is theory x?

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Will work if rewarded with benefits/threatened by punishment, extrinsic

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What is Theory Y?

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Internally motivated to do good work, internal, higher up in Maslow hierarchy

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What is the Yerkes-Dodson law?

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There is an optimal level or arousal for best performance on any task

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What is the Kinsey study?

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Heterosexual verse homosexual

Sexual behavior in the human make in the human female, the scale of sexuality, 0 to 6

0 being Heterosexual
6 being homosexual

Interviews 18000 people

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What is the Masters and Johnson study?

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382 females and 312 males

Watched them have sex

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What is the Cannon-Bard theory?

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Physiological change and cognitive awareness must occur simultaneously

Thalamus made it happen

Bard and the brain

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What is the James-Lange theory?

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Full emotion because of biological changes caused by stress

Body changes and our mind recognizes the feeling

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What is the cognitive theory?

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“Cognitive appraisal”

Decide if situation is positive, negative or neutral

Positive/negative appraisal triggers both physiological arousal and feeling of an emotion

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What is the common sense theory?

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Motion stimulus produces the feeling of an emotion in this feeling produces psychological changes and behavior

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What are two factor theory of emotion

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Emotions happen at the same time, people who are already psychological aroused experience more intense emotions than unaroused people

Biological and cognition interact with each other to increase experience

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What is the hierarchy of needs?
Motivated by unequal me, driven to satisfy lower needs first
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What is the arousal theory?
Motivated to see is an optimum, Yerkes – Dodson llaw
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What is the facial feedback hypothesis?
Muscles send messages to the brain that both identify the motion you're feeling and intensify it
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What is approach versus approach
Conflict – choice between two attractive goals, least successful
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Avoidance verse avoidance
Choice between two unattractive goals
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Approach versus avoidance
Single pole that has both attractive and unattractive aspects
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Multiple approach versus avoidance?
Multiple options
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Seyle's General adaptation syndrome?
Describes our response to A stressful event
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What are the three stages of Seyle's General adaptation syndrome?
Alarm, resistance, and exhaustion
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What is a motive?
Goal directed desire