Exam 9: Motivation and Emotion
Exam 1: Introduction to Psychology238 Questions
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Which types of food can stimulate the human appetite?
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Sternberg proposed a theory of love that says that there are three central components in the experience of love. Which of the following is not one of Sternberg's three components?
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Which of the theories of emotion suggests that we would feel fearful because we were shaking?
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When stimulation is too low, ________ cause us to increase stimulation.
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The James-Lange theory says that physiological changes occur ________ emotional feelings; the Cannon-Bard theory says that physiological changes occur ________ emotional feelings.
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Which student is taking psychology out of intrinsic motivation?
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Passion is to ________ as intimacy is to ________ in Sternberg's model.
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The primary difference between the Schachter-Singer theory and the older theories of emotion is that it emphasizes
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Which of the following is one of the body's satiety signals?
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Which of the following terms do psychologists use to describe why people engage in activities for no reward except the pleasure of the activity itself?
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Arousal theory suggests that humans are motivated to keep arousal and tension at minimal levels.
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Fear, anger, disgust, surprise, distress, and happiness are considered
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The motive to explore and the motive of curiosity are called
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Which of the following rules are the cultural rules that dictate generally how emotions should be expressed and when and where their expression is appropriate?
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In its original form, drive-reduction theory focused primarily on which of the following needs and the drives they produce?
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The James-Lange, the Cannon-Bard, and the Schachter-Singer theories all attempt to explain
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According to the text, humans tend to prefer approximately the same level of arousal.
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