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| List the 3 motivational theories |
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| Instinct theories criteria |
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| Unlearned, uniform, universal |
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| internal state of tension we are motivated to reduce |
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| What does the drive theory work for? |
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| What are the 3 flaws in the drive theories? |
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priming of appetite
keep eating when full
"why did you come to class?" |
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| Maslows Hierarchy of Needs levels (bottom to top) |
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Physiological
Safety & Security
Belongingness & Love
Esteem
Cognitive
Aesthetic
Self- Actualization |
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| friends, other people & partners |
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| respect of others or worth |
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| learning things because you want to |
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| wanting to be surrounded by beautiful things |
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| realizing potential as a human being and wanting to be the best "you" |
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| Environmental factors dealing with hunger & eating |
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Learned preferences
Food related cues
Stress |
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| Examples of food related cues |
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time
looks disgusting = no ; vice versa |
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| Obese people are more affected by? |
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| Obesity could be genetic, T or F? |
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| Natural point of stability in body weight |
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| Need for Affiliation definition |
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| The need to Establish and Maintain Positive social relationships |
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| Thematic Apperception Test |
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| Projective Test definition |
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| Ambiguous stimulus and getting a response |
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| What are examples of Projective Tests? |
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| Rorschach Inkblot test and Meyers Briggs test |
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| Are projective tests valid? |
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| not satisfied with superficial relationships |
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| Need for Achievement study |
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ring-toss study
low nAch - stood super close or very far
high nAch - like tasks that are challenging yet doable |
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| Situational determinants of nAch-related behavior |
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| Probability of success and incentive |
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| What are the 3 components of emotion? |
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Cognitive
Physiological
Behavioral |
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| Examples of the cognitive component of emotion |
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| Interpretations and attributions |
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| Example of the physiological component of emotion |
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| Example of the behavioral component of emotion |
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| What are the 6 universal facial expressions? |
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| happy, sad, anger, disgust, fear, surprise |
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| Who questioned facial feedback? |
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| Strack, Martin and Stepper 1988 |
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| What was the James- Lange theory of emotion? |
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| Physiological arousal --> Emotion |
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| What was the Cannon- Bard theory of emotion? |
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| Emotion --> physiological arousal |
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| What is the Schachters 2 factor theory of emotion? |
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Physiological arousal
Attribution ("what do you think is causing this physiological arousal")
then emotion will follow |
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| Which study is correlated with Schachters 2 factor theory of emotion? |
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Dutton and Aron 1974
the bridge was the attribution to the physiological arousal but the men attributed it to the woman |
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