Motivation and Emotion Flashcards
(26 cards)
Theory that addresses why some needs are more important than others
Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs
Theory focuses on the idea of homeostasis and that our needs needs are driven by physiological needs
Drive reduction theory
Theory main criticism that labels behaviors but does not explain them
Instinct theory
Theory explain that we have a ‘healthy level of anxiety’ that makes or optimal arousal
Yerkes-Dodson Law of Arousal
Theory operates under the assumption that something will pull us towards a certain behavior
Incentive theory
Abbreviated BMR; the body’s resting rate of energy expenditure
Basal Metabolic Rate
A psychological disorder in which a person refuses to eat in order to lose or maintain weight
Anorexia Nervosa
Eating disorder is seen as unhealthy obsession with eating healthy
orthorexia
These two eating disorders often occur together and are typically fueled by guilt
Binge Eating and Bulimia Nervosa
Ancel keys conducted this study that demonstrated a correlation between hunger and depression
Minnesota starvation experiment
Theory of emotion explains that emotions result from the body’s reactions to situations
James-Lange Theory
Theory explains that a stimulus causes both a physiological response and emotions simultaneously
Cannon-bard theory of emotion
Theory explains that emotion result from physiological reaction how we label them (jumping out of an airplane)
Schachter-singer two-factor theory of emotion
James A. Russell believed in this theory of emotion, that we have a balance between valence and arousal
Two-dimensional model of emotion
These TWO theorists believed that emotions occur before cognition and are aligned with bottom up processing
Robert Zajonc and Joseph Ledoux
This type of stressor is typically categorized by unpredictable large scale events
catastrophes
Abbreviated GAS - this is the body’s response to any stressor
General Adaptation Syndrome
These two theorists developed the idea of type A and type B personalities -
Friedman and Rosenman
High blood pressure decreased immunity and disruption of gastrointestinal function are symptoms of
chronic stress
Abbreviated PNI - this field studies how psychology, neural, and endocrine processes affect immunity and health
psychoneuroimmunology
This hormone is more prevalent in people who are biologically male
Testosterone
This is the idea of social exclusion can lead to physical pain, depression, and antisocial behavior
Ostracism
Amy cuddy discussed the idea of ‘faking it till you make it’ and how body language influences our emotions. What theory of emotion is the best aligned with?
Facial feedback hypothesis
This idea is backed by the belief that humans are social animals, we want to feel connected but also individual
Social belonging