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A fixed pattern of behavior tht is unlearned, universal in a species and released by a specific stimuli
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An inner state that energizes people towards the fulfillment of a goal
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| 2 approaches to motivation |
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General theories and specific motives such as hunger, sex affiliation
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| General theories of motivation |
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1) Drive theory: notion that psychological needs arouse tension that motivates pple to satisfy the need
2) Arousal Theory: notion that pple are motivated to acheive and maintain an optimum level of bodily arousal
3) Incentive theory: notion tt pple are motivated to behave in ways tt produce a valued inducement
4) Maslow's hierarchy of needs
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| Maslow's hierarchy of needs |
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5- Physiological needs
4- safety needs
3- Belongingness and love
2- Esteem needs
1- Need for self actualization
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Hunger and eating, and sexual motivation
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Belongingness and esteem motives
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| Motivating people at work |
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Reward-based motivation, intinsic and extrinsic motivation, equity motivation
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| Causes of eating disorders |
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Psychological influences by the media's sense of ideal body types,defining cultural ideals, causing distorted body images. Aneroxia nervosa and bulimia nervosa
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| Sex differences- evolutionary and psychological explanations |
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Evolutionary- men seek youth and beauty and offer wealth, women seek wealth and stability and offer beauty
Psychological- sex differences are as they are because each gender is aware of what they can acheive easily on their own as opposed to seeking it indirectly
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4 physiological stages of sexual responding- excitement, platueau, orgasm and resolution
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| Belongingness motives: 2 types |
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The need for affiliation: desire to establish and maintain social contacts
The need for intimacy: desire for close relationships characterized by open and intimate communication
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| Why the need for affiliation? |
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To gain cognitive clarity, energy, stimulation, information and support esp under stress, crises and celebration
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| Why the need for intimacy? |
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Self-disclousre is the glue that binds intimate relationships through the honesty and ability to feel vulnerable but secure
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| Esteem Motives: achievement and power |
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Need for achievement: strong desire to accomplish difficult tasks, outperform others and excel
Need for power: strong desire to acquire prestige and influence over others
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| Extrinsic and intrinsic motivation |
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Extrinsic: desire to engage in activity for money, recognition and other tangible benefits
Intrinsic: an inner drive tt motivated pple in the absence of external reward or punishment
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Notion tt pple want the ratio between theor input and the outcome to be the same for themselves as others
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