Personality, Motivation, and Emotion

3. theory proposing that people seek autonomy, mastery, and purpose.
5. The person you think others want you to be
9. we are motivated to fulfilled physiological needs
10. making self-justifying excuses for unacceptable impulses
12. one's sense of self
13. theory proposing that we are motivated to obtain external rewards
14. According to behaviorists, this is why you are the way you are
15. motivational conflict in which one must chose between two desirable alternatives
16. Middle level of Masow’s hierarchy.
18. theory that positive emotions encourage flexibility and open-mindedness that aid in resilience.
20. we are motivated to reach an optimum level of arousal
22. Genuineness, acceptance, and empathy
23. Expectations from others; the cause of neurosis
25. The idea that you (that is, your thoughts and behaviors) affect your experiences, then your experiences affect your thoughts and behaviors.
26. Big 5 trait describing people who like to try new things
28. attributing unacceptable urges to someone else

1. The belief that ability can't be changed;
2. statistical techniques used to identify clusters of related items.
4. according to humanists, fulfilling your potential
6. Big 5 trait describing people who are emotionally unstable
7. The belief that you can succeed at something a particular task.
8. norms dictating the degree to which it is appropriate to express emotions
11. The tendency to give up on trying to improve your situation after a series of failures
12. channeling undesirable impulses into a social acceptable alternative
17. When your ideal and real self are not the same
19. transferring negative emotions from their sources to a less threatening target
21. the need for varied experiences; composed of experience seeking, thrill seeking, disinhibition, and boredom susceptibiligy
24. emotional triggers
27. enduring characteristic