Unit 8- Motivation Flashcards
Humans are not only pushed into action by internal drive (hunger), but also motivated but pull of an incentive (smell of cookie)
Incentive Theory
Individual is motivated by desire to remain a personally determined optimal level of arousal
Arousal Theory
Explains relationship between level of arousal and performance
Yerkes-Dodson Law
Who made hierarchy of needs?
Abraham Maslow
What are the 5 needs?
- Physiological/Bio
- Safety
- Belonging and Love
- Esteem
- Self Actualization
Blood sugar that provides energy for bodily functions
Glucose
People more likely to eat
Low levels of Glucose
Converts Glucose to stores fat and removed from blood
High levels of Glucose
Interviews people on their sexual experiences
Alfred Kinsey
1960s studied couples and sexual response cycle
Masters and Johnson
Need to be with another
Affiliation Motive
Desire to perform an activity for its own sake rather than external reward
Intrinsic
Desire to perform an activity to obtain a reward from outside individual
Extrinsic
4 Hormones in hunger
Insulin Ghrelin Orexin Leptin
Human motivation influenced by combination of needs and drives (bio)
Drive Reduction Theory