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Motivation & Emotion in Everyday Life
Mrs. Hensley
AP Psych
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Motivational Concepts Motivation: a need or desire that energizes
behavior and directs it toward a goal “the intense love and joy Ralston felt
demonstrate the close ties between our emotions and our motivated behaviors
Our motivations arise from the interplay of nature and nurture
3 perspectives psychologists use to understand motivated behaviors Drive reduction theory Arousal theory A hierarchy of needs
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Question??
For each motive-”how are we pushed by our inborn bodily needs and pulled by incentives in the environment?
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Drive Reduction Theory Makes 3 assumptions:
We have physiological needs such as the need for food or water
If a need is not met, it creates a drive, an aroused, motivated state such as hunger or thirst
That drive pushes us to reduce the need by eating or drinking-for example Homeostasis: our body’s natural tendency to
maintain a steady internal state (staying the same)
Incentives
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Arousal theory
Arousal=energy/tense Some motivated behaviors increase arousalExamples???
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A Hierarchy of Needs
Some needs are more important than others
Abraham Maslow viewed human needs as a pyramidDiscuss hierarchy
HungerNeed to belong
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Emotion, Arousal, Behavior & Cognition Motivated behavior is often connected to powerful
emotions Emotions are our body’s adaptive response,
supporting our survival When we face challenges, emotions focus our
attention and energize our action Heart races, pace quickens, etc. Emotions are a mix of:
Bodily arousal Expressive behaviors Conscious experiences
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Assignment Provide adequate explanation of the following:
What physiological factors cause us to feel hungry?
How do psychological, biological, cultural, and situational factors affect our taste preferences and eating habits?
What factors predispose some people to become and remain obese?
What evidence points to our human need to belong?
How does social networking influence us?
Explain the theories of emotion and provide an example of each:
James lange theory
Cannon-bard
Scachter-singer
Zajonc;ledoux
Lazarus
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Assignment cont’d
What are some basic emotions? Hat is the link between emotional arousal and
the autonomic nervous system? How do we communicate nonverbally? How do
women and men differ in these abilities? How are nonverbal expressions of emotion
understood within and across cultures? How do facial expressions influence our
feelings?