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Intervening variable
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Sources of motivation…biological, emotional,
cognitive, social
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Instinct theory
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Evolution and mate selection – resource acquisition
capacity/reproductive capacity
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Drive Reduction Theory… CLARK HULL…what? Weaknesses?
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Homeostasis
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Need
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Drive
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Primary/secondary drives
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Arousal Theory
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Yesrkes-Dodson…difficult and simple tasks
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Sensation-seeking – ZUCKERMAN
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Incentive theory
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Hunger
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Satiety
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Signals form the stomach and hunger
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Signals from the blood and hunger
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Ventromadial/lateral hypothalamus and hunger
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Ventromedial/paraventricualr nucleus
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Specific hungers
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Food culture
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Obesity
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Set point
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Anorexia…causes, symptoms
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Bulimia…causes, symptoms
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Sexual motivation (sex hormones)
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Intrinsic/extrinsic motivation
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Need for achievement…TAT…HENRY MURRAY
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Development of achievement motivation
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Gender and achievement motivation
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Maslow’s hierarchy
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Conflicts…approach-approach , approach-avoidance,
avoidance-avoidance, multiple approach-avoidance
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Opponent-process theory of motivation
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Defining characteristics of emotion
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Brain mechanisms and emotion
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Parasympathetic/sympathetic system
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Fight-or-flight system
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James’s Theory (James-Lange) and evaluating
it
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Schachter’s Theory (Schachter-Singer) and
evaluating it
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Attribution
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Transferred excitation
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Cannon’s Theory (Caonnon-Bard) and updating
it
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Innate expressions of emotions…universal facial
expressions…EKMAN
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Duuchenne smile
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Emotion culture
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Social referencing
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