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Motavation and Emotion (Approaches to understanding Motavation (Drive…

- - - - suggests people have an optimal level of tension that they work to maintain
  - - - need for power
      - need for affiliation
      - need for achievement
  - - - based on pricipes of learning
  - - - requirement for something essential for survival, exsistance of need leads to psychological tension
    - - involving survival, hunger, thirst and maintaining homeostasis
        
        Homeostasis: the tendency of the body to maintain a steady state for surviving
    - - are learned through experience or conditioning
  - - - other modifications differ in numbers and levels
      - self determination theory
        
        three basic universal needs, autonomy, competence and relatedness
  - - - motavation due to ones own enjoyment or love for doing somtehing
    - - motavation due to reward at the end.
- - - - cognitive arousal theory
        
        suggests that physical arousal and the interpretation of arousal must occur before the emotion itslef
      - cognitive mediational theory
        
        places the emphasis on the cognitive appraisal and interpretation of the stimulus that causes emotional reaction.