Motivation, Sleep, Attention Flashcards
Intrinsic Motivation vs. External Motivation
Intrinsic Motivation: internal
External Motivation: rewards or punishment
Drive Reduction Theory
• need: lack/deprivation of something you need
• drive: aroused state
• fulfilling the drive will reduce the need
Ex:
need foodenergy->hungry (drive)->eat food
(eating food deceases the need for food/energy)
Incentive Theory
- rewards
- tangible: promotion
- intangible: job satisfaction
Sleep
1) “active” -> beta waves
2) rest -> alpha waves
Stages
Stage 1: falling asleep (point of no return), theta
Stage 2-4: deep sleep
Stage 2: K complex, spindle fiber, theta
Stage 3,4: delta
REM
rapid eye movement
- dreaming, similar to ‘awake’ (alpha)
Sleep deprived
need REM (REM rebound)
Sleep Tests
1) EEG
- electrical activity
2) MRI/CT
- static shots
3) PET/fMRI
- blood flow/process over time
4) Skin Conductance
- sweat more = lying
Cocktail Party Effect
- use selective attention to tune out rest of party and focus on conversation
- ability to concentrate on one voice amongst a crowd
- not absolute because if someone calls your name, you’ll notice
Dichotic Presentation
- wearing headphones that say different things in left and right
shadowing
- repeat what was said in one ear
- were able to do it, but had no idea what other ear said but could tell if man or woman voice