psych chapter 8 Flashcards

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motivation

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biological, emotional, cognitive, or social factors that activate and direct behavior

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theories of motivation

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instinct 
drive
incentive
arousal
humanistic
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instinct theory of motivation

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view that certain human behaviors are innate and due to evolutionary programming
instinctual behavior patterns
limit: not all behavior can be classified as instinct

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4
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drive theory of motivation

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behavior is motivated to reduce internal tension caused by unmet biological need
(hunger, thirst)
doesn’t motivate all behavior like eating is not only bc were hungry

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5
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incentive theory of motivation

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motivated behavior is pulled by an incentive goal
stronger motivated longer hanging on
some behaviors can’t recognize because no reward

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6
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arousal theory of motivation

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motivated behavior seeks to maintain desired level of stimulation
research says some people with high need for arousal most likely to do drugs
limit: too high/low arousal can be dangerous

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7
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humanistic theory of motivation

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maslow and rogers
be the best you can be
people motivated to reach their highest potential

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8
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energy homeostasis

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helps maintain baseline body weight

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9
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positive energy balance

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taking in more calories than needed

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10
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negative energy balance

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not taking in enough calories needed

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11
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statiation

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feeling of fullness and sensation to stop eating

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12
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stretch receptors

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receptors in stomach that communicate sensory info to the brainstem

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13
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cholecystokinin (CCK)

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released by small intenstine

produces statiatioin

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14
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short term signals to regulate eating

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stretch receptors
statitation
cck hormone
sensory specific statiety

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15
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long-term signals to regulate body weight

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leptin
insulin
neuropeptide y (npy)

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16
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leptin

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appetite suppressant
secreted by body fat into blood stream
high brain level result in low food intake and high hormone cck
low brain levels trigger eating behvaior
cck makes you more aware of when you’re full

17
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insulin

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hormones secreted by pancreas
inc brain level to reduce food intake
dec trigger eating

18
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neuropeptide y (NPY)

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during periods of neg energy balance low leptin and insulin promote secretion of neurotransmitter nyp
triggers eating behavior, reduces motabolism, promotes fat storage

19
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body mass index

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numerical scale indicating adult height in relationi to weight calculated by 703 x lbs/ height in inches
1/3 of adult population are overweight 
1/3 medically obese 
17% of children are obsese 
10% 2-5 yr olds