Motivations and Emotions

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  1. 4. choosing between two desirable outcomes, like ice cream for completing homework or cookies for going to bed on time
  2. 6. theory as to why we challenge ourselves to go above in beyond, whether that is in school, a career, or a passion
  3. 18. theory we feel emotions due to biological changes which occur from stressors
  4. 21. binging food then purging afterwards
  5. 22. fulfilling your own unique potential, like becoming an author because you're an incredible writer
  6. 23. biological changes and cognitive awareness of our emotions happen at the same time
  7. 25. biological needs, like water
  8. 27. wants to maintain a certain bodyweight, hypothalamus will send signals
  9. 28. our physical responses and mental interpretations work together to form an emotional response
  10. 30. choosing between two unattractive outcomes, like cleaning your room or mowing the lawn
  11. 31. early theory that our behavior is caused by our biological needs
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  1. 1. behaviors that are innate
  2. 2. internal rewards like satisfaction or joy
  3. 3. drives that we learn
  4. 5. refusing to eat/taking in little food
  5. 7. when an event or goal has attractive and unattractive goals, like graffiti which can get you into trouble but you are creating art
  6. 8. outside rewards from accomplishments we make, like getting a bonus
  7. 9. general responses to stressful events, like increasing heart rate, sweating, etc
  8. 10. if this area of the brain is harmed, an organism will starve
  9. 11. ability to perform a task may increase or decrease due to arousal
  10. 12. feelings of motivation that make us want to return to our "baseline"
  11. 13. what causes us to be motivated, like studying well can open more doors in the future
  12. 14. a steady internal state for optimal functioning of an organism
  13. 15. feelings that cause our actions to carry out a goal
  14. 16. requirement for survival
  15. 17. if this area of the brain is harmed, the organism will overeat
  16. 19. the way managers view their employees motives which is closely related extrinsic and intrinsic motivation
  17. 20. our needs ranked in an order of what we need most
  18. 24. the urge to act in a way to satisfy a need
  19. 26. our tendency to seek optimal levels of excitement, like eating ice cream
  20. 29. someone who is severely overweight, most likely has poor eating habits but can be a genetic predisposition