Unit 7 - Motivation, Emotion, Personality Flashcards

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Motives

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Specific need/desire that energizes behavior and directs it towards a goal

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Emotions

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Fear, Anger, Happiness, Sadness

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3
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Do humans have instincts?

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No :)

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4
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Biological Drives (Primary)

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Fight or flight, or drives that push us to stay alive like sex, hunger, and thirst

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Homeostasis

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Regulation of the body, which keeps it alive

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Secondary Drives

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Learned drives like success, wealth, and fame

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7
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What is peak motivation?

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When primary and secondary drives are used together

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Incentives

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Environmental cues that trigger a motive for a reward

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General Types of Rewards

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INtrinsic and EXtrinsic

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Intrinsic Motivators

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Motivation from inside an individual (stronger than external)

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Extrinsic Motivators

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Motivation from external/outside awards (money/grades)

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12
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Drive Reduction Theory

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Physiological need that creates a primary drive (drinking water to be less thirsty) (homeostasis)

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Arousal Theory

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Some of us tend to want more or less arousal at a given time

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Yerkes-Dodson Law

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If you want to perform well at a task you have to look at the difficulty of the task and your arousal

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15
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Maslow’s Hierarchy

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Physiological, Safety, Belongingness, Esteem, Self-actualization

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16
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What monitors the level of fluids inside cells?

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Hypothalamus

17
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What does Leptin do?

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High levels signal the brain to reduce or increase appetite

17
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What activates thirst?

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Low fluid levels in the hypothalamus, and incentives

17
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What activates hunger?

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Contractions in stomach send signals to the brain, low glucose levels, and incentives.

17
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What does Serotonin do?

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Acts as an appetite suppressant

18
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Set-Point Theory

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There is a control system in everyone that dictates how much fat they should carry.

19
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Does dieting always make you lose weight?

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NO

20
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How does the sympathetic nervous system react with stress?

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Prepares us to deal with crisis and stress.

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