Across
- 3. our push and pull factors created by our physiological needs motivate us to satisfy those needs by performing certain behaviors to reach homeostasis
- 5. stimulates hunger. ceases hunger when destroyed
- 7. when someone has to choose between two great options
- 9. fulfill needs determined by social factors/money/pride
- 16. when someone believes that everyone is trying to hurt them
- 18. anxiety disorder- fear of public/open/unfamiliar places
- 19. somatoform disorder- presence of neurological symptoms with seemingly no cause
- 21. when someone falsely believes that they are superior
- 22. when someone has to choose between options with both good and bad aspects
- 23. when someone is fixating on a physical system (pain, weakness, etc) that leads to distress
Down
- 1. people are motivated to perform behaviors to maintain an optimal arousal level the degree of someone being physiologically alert and awake
- 2. a machine commonly known as a lie detector
- 4. emotions mirror physiological states/physical sensations in the body
- 6. fulfill needs for survival
- 8. a desire for accomplishment, mastery, or achieving goals
- 10. an initial emotional reaction will be followed by an opposing emotional reaction
- 11. stimuli trigger both physiological responses and emotion
- 12. emotions have two factors: physical arousal and a cognitve aspect
- 13. when someone has to choose between two poor options
- 14. a three-stage process that the body goes through under stress: alarm, resistance, and exhaustion
- 15. memory loss due to repressing emotional trauma
- 17. immobility or excessive/purposeless movement
- 20. lateral/ventromedial hypothalamus alter body's "weight thermostat". when weight is lost, food intake increases, etc.