Across
- 4. : An external stimulus that motivates behavior.
- 6. : A hormone involved in satiety and fat regulation.
- 9. : A subjective state involving physiological and psychological changes.
- 10. : A state of tension that motivates behaviors to meet a need.
- 12. : Motivation driven by external rewards like money or praise.
- 13. : A brain structure involved in processing emotions like fear.
- 15. : The wants or needs that direct behavior toward a goal.
- 16. : The process by which we perceive and respond to challenging events.
- 19. : Developed a hierarchy of needs culminating in self-actualization.
Down
- 1. : A hypothesis suggesting that emotional expressions can influence feelings.
- 2. : Proposed a theory that physiological arousal and emotion occur simultaneously.
- 3. : Conducted pioneering research on human sexual behavior.
- 5. : Influences how emotions are expressed and interpreted.
- 7. : Motivation driven by internal rewards and satisfaction.
- 8. : The body’s tendency to maintain a balanced internal state.
- 11. : A biological drive critical to reproduction, studied in terms of orientation and response.
- 14. : A physiological state of alertness and readiness.
- 17. : Proposed that emotion is based on arousal and cognitive labeling.
- 18. : Proposed a theory that emotion results from physiological arousal.