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Final Prep (Motivation (maslow's hierarchy of needs (belonging and…
Final Prep
Motivation
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drive
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yerkes dodson law- the principle that performance on challenging tasks increases with arousal up to a moderate level and after tha additional arousal impairs performance
intrinsic motivation
value or pleasure associated with an activity, the motivation is internal
extrinsic motivation
directed towards and external goal, normally a reward (working to earn a paycheck)
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Emotion
primary emotions
Basic emotions, they are innate, evolutionarily adapted, and universal.
These emotions include fear, anger, sadness, disgust, happiness, surprise, and contempt.
secondary emotions
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These emotions include remorse, guilt, submission, shame, love, bitterness, and jealousy.
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limbic system
insula
bodily awareness senses heartbeat and hunger; it receives and integrates somatosensory signals from the entire body.
activated in a variety of emotions including anger, guilt, and anxiety
amygdala
quick and dirty pathway: almost instantaneously processes sensory information, this is a response to a threat. This was developed through evolution to protect animals from danger.
second pathway is slower and leads to more thorough evaluations, this is a confirmation of a threat
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