Wk11 Psych - Motivation & Emotion

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Across
  1. 3. when body falls below the set point → increased hunger and a ___________ may act to restore the lost weight
  2. 8. _____theory - ANS arousal + change in boy -> conscious fear
  3. 9. _______Drive: innate and physiological → drive-reduction theory
  4. 12. ______Drive: psychological arising as a result of experience → incentive theory
  5. 16. ______Cortex: center of higher cognitive and emotional functions
  6. 18. _______motives: for survival and wellbeing, homeostasis
  7. 21. ______Hierarchy of Needs (humanistic theory)
  8. 23. ____&_____ 7 universal of facial expression
  9. 25. ___________conditioning is associated with the necessity of drive for stimuli or events to serve as reinforcers
  10. 26. schachter-singer ______ theory - cognitive appraisal + ANS and Change -> conscious fear
  11. 27. _______Theory: need + incentive = strong drive
  12. 30. - “feelings” aspect of consciousness, underlying behaviour, characterised by physio & automatic arousal, and neurological reactions towards stimuli
  13. 31. ______route: stimulus → thalamus → amygdala (quick response)
  14. 33. - condition of tension which stems from lacking essential biological or psychological requirements of an organism, lack something desirable or useful
  15. 34. ______Theory - Based on need for stimulation: motivated to act in ways to maintain a certain level of arousal (optimal level) to feel comfortable
  16. 36. - Observable behaviour representing the expression of an emotion
  17. 37. frontal → negative emotions
  18. 38. _____'s Self Theory of Motivation: need for achievement linked to person’s view of self and locus of control
Down
  1. 1. _____theory - ANS in face + facial exp -> cognitive interpretation of face motions -> fear
  2. 2. _______Theory by Hull, a physiological need creates an aroused tension state (drive) that motivates an organism to satisfy the need and reduce the tension, aka homeostasis
  3. 4. frontal → positive emotions
  4. 5. __________theory, by Ryan and Deci (humanistic theory)
  5. 6. Lazarus _____theory - appraisal of threat -> fear -> bodily response
  6. 7. includes gherelin, insulin, PYY and lateral_______ (physiology of hunger + glucsoe)
  7. 10. ________law: performance related to arousal
  8. 11. prefrontal cortex and anterior cingulate cortex → regulation of emotions
  9. 13. - 6 psychology of hunger
  10. 14. _________System: emotional core of the brain - amygdala (physiology of emotion)
  11. 15. __________motives: learned through experience and interactions with others
  12. 17. ________route: stimulus → thalamus → sensory cortex → hippocampus → amygdala (thorough evaluation of situation)
  13. 19. _____ theory (james an mcdougal): 18 instincts for humans, all organisms are born with innate biological tendencies that help them survive
  14. 20. - more cognitive, conscious experience invoked by emotions and shaped by personal memories and beliefs
  15. 21. ____'s Theory of Needs: Affiliation, Achievement and Power
  16. 22. - pervasive and sustained emotions that influences a person’s perception of the world
  17. 24. _____theory - Subcortial brain activity -> ANS + Conscious fear
  18. 28. _____theory - conscious fear -> ANS Arousal
  19. 29. - rate at which body burns energy when resting, min amount of calories to sustain life
  20. 32. set point - Level of weight that body tries to maintain
  21. 35. - state of readiness produced by a need that motivates us towards a goal (behaviour)