Unit 9 & 10 Flashcards

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1
Q

A Brain Tumor that could result in obesity would be most likely located where?

A

Hypothalamus

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2
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If a kid comes home from school really hungry and goes to the fridge for a snack, that relates to what motivation?

A

Drive Reduction

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3
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If amanda puts on a sweater because she’s cold, her discomfort causes her to be motivated by what?

A

a Drive

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4
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Which states that physiological needs create aroused psychological states that cause us to try to satisfy those needs?

A

Drive Theory

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5
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Alicia believes in her skills and ability to carry out the tasks required of her. Albert Bandura would refer to Alicia’s sense of confidence as which of the following

A

Self-Efficacy

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6
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Cathy drinks a bunch of water after a long race. This situation best shows what?

A

Homeostasis

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7
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Students A changed their facial features when an authority figure walked it, but Students B keeps their emotions the same regardless of who walked in. This demonstrates:

A

Display Rules

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8
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If mark is in a bad mood, but then after his shift, he’s in a good mood, what might have happened

A

Because he has to be nice to people, he has to repeatedly smile to them

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9
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The Term for a genetically programmed action pattern

A

Instinct

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10
Q

Believing that you are going do really good in your game this afternoon is an example of self-________

A

Self-Efficacy

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11
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When given a happy drug, people felt happy, and when given an angry drug, people felt angry, what theory would most relate to this

A

Schacter-Singer

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12
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What theory is most related to homeostasis

A

Drive-Reduction Theory

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13
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In the James-Lange theory, what change is after emotion

A

physiological change

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14
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Incentive theories explain the desire of people to achieve goals in the terms of what stimulus affecting behavior

A

external stimuli

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15
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Believing that your fate is determined by your own actions relate to what?

A

Internal Locus control

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16
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Not wanting to do something because you believe that trying to change is ineffective is an example of what?

A

Self-Efficacy

17
Q

What is a situation that relates to the immune system not having the ability to fight off illness

A

Being around someone with a serious case of the flu

18
Q

Respect for ourselves and others belows on what hierarchy

A

Esteem Needs

19
Q

Optimal arousal for performing relates to what type of task

A

difficulty of the task

20
Q

The Overjustification Effect leads some people to question the value of what motivation?

A

Extrinsic Motivation

21
Q

If students are rewarded for doing puzzles, but then start to play with them less, this relates to what?

A

The students in the paid group spend less time doing puzzles in their break

22
Q

Who emphasizes that cognitive appraisal of physiological arousal

A

Schacter

23
Q

Doing dangerous activities because of the thrill that follows

A

Schachter two-factor

24
Q

This is the best example for who’s theory?

A

Joseph LeDoux

25
Q

Which relates the most to the hierarchy of needs?

A

Drive Reduction