jumpstart module 9
1) The Drive Reduction Theory states that some motivations are innate and unlearned.
2) Homeostasis refers to the process of becoming the best person you can become & developing to your fullest potential.
3) A need is an aroused state that occurs due to some physiological need.
4) The Yerkes- Dodson Law states that performance is best under the conditions of high arousal; since we are most focused and alert at these times.
5) Overlearning refers to the fact that when we perform a task over & over we lose interest in it & our performance level drops.
6) Motives cannot be seen or measured directly, but are inferred from observing behavior.
7) According to the Self-Determination Theory, competence is the sense that we are in control of our lives; that we are independent and self-reliant.
8) Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs states that there is a definite sequence in which an individual's needs are satisfied.
9) Self actualization refers to maintaining a balance, an equilibrium or a steady state.
10) The three organismic needs of Maslow's theory are: competence, relatedness & autonomy.
11) It is a myth that you can die from anorexia or bulimia.
12) Those who suffer from bulimia have a distorted body image, which causes them to perceive themselves as being overweight, even as they are becoming dangerously thin.
13) Offering a child a candy bar for completing her homework is an example of intrinsic motivation.
14) Extrinsic motivation is more likely to produce competent behavior and autonomy.
15) According to the facial feedback hypothesis, facial expressions do not influence, or reflect, emotions.
16) Resilience refers to one of the needs on Maslow's scale of motivation.
17) The James-Lange theory & the Cannon-Bard theory are both concerned with motivation that involves physiological processes.
18) Gender identity disorder is an individual's sense of belonging to the male or female sex.
19) Two components of sexual selection are choice &
2) Homeostasis refers to the process of becoming the best person you can become & developing to your fullest potential.
3) A need is an aroused state that occurs due to some physiological need.
4) The Yerkes- Dodson Law states that performance is best under the conditions of high arousal; since we are most focused and alert at these times.
5) Overlearning refers to the fact that when we perform a task over & over we lose interest in it & our performance level drops.
6) Motives cannot be seen or measured directly, but are inferred from observing behavior.
7) According to the Self-Determination Theory, competence is the sense that we are in control of our lives; that we are independent and self-reliant.
8) Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs states that there is a definite sequence in which an individual's needs are satisfied.
9) Self actualization refers to maintaining a balance, an equilibrium or a steady state.
10) The three organismic needs of Maslow's theory are: competence, relatedness & autonomy.
11) It is a myth that you can die from anorexia or bulimia.
12) Those who suffer from bulimia have a distorted body image, which causes them to perceive themselves as being overweight, even as they are becoming dangerously thin.
13) Offering a child a candy bar for completing her homework is an example of intrinsic motivation.
14) Extrinsic motivation is more likely to produce competent behavior and autonomy.
15) According to the facial feedback hypothesis, facial expressions do not influence, or reflect, emotions.
16) Resilience refers to one of the needs on Maslow's scale of motivation.
17) The James-Lange theory & the Cannon-Bard theory are both concerned with motivation that involves physiological processes.
18) Gender identity disorder is an individual's sense of belonging to the male or female sex.
19) Two components of sexual selection are choice &