Oct 1 - Introduction Flashcards
The study of motivation is concerned with
_______ that give behavior its ______
and ______.
processes
energy
direction
The study of emotion is concerned with
________ that organize different
systems to respond to _______ ____
in our lives.
processes
meaningful events
How do you study
motivation and emotion?
- 3.
Behavior
Physiology
Subjective experience
Levels of analysis
i.e. Why did you do the things you did?
The dif levels of analysis include…
- S
- C
- O
- B
- Subjective experience
- cognition
- observable behavior
- biology
Themes and perspectives in
motivation and emotion
- O______: multiple causes (internal/external, intentional/unintentional, proximal/distal)
- L_____ __ A_______: biology, cognition, subjective experience, observable behavior
- A___________: conscious and unconscious processes
- S_________: universal, situational, group differences, individual differences
- Origins: multiple causes (internal/external, intentional/unintentional, proximal/distal)
- Level of analysis: biology, cognition, subjective experience, observable behavior
- Awareness: conscious and unconscious processes
- Specificity: universal, situational, group differences, individual differences
Traps in thinking about
motivation and emotion
- ____ versus ____
- _____ versus _____
- ______ versus _____
“Mother Nature Presents traps”
- Mind versus body
- Nature versus nurture
- Passion versus reason
How do you study
motivation and emotion?
Behavior
- L
- C
- P
- E
- E
- P
“It’s a Life Choice to P.E.E.P.”
Behavior
- Latency
- choice
- persistence
- effort
- expression (face, body, voice, language)
- probability of response
How do you study
motivation and emotion?
Physiology
- _________ nervous system
(cardiovascular, electrodermal, etc.) - N____________ and H________
activity - Brain S_______ and A_______
Physiology
-
Autonomic nervous system
(cardiovascular, electrodermal, etc.) -
Neurochemical and hormonal
activity - Brain structure and activity
How do you study
motivation and emotion?
Subjective Experience
- Q
- I
- D
Subjective Experience
- Questionnaires
- interviews
- diaries