Question 1

All of the following are esteem needs except

Accepted Answer

A)  the need to gain respect from others. 
B)  the need to be accepted. 
C)  the need to love and be loved 
D)  the need to gain recognition from others. 
A)  the need to gain respect from others. 
B)  the need to be accepted. 
C)  the need to love and be loved 
D)  the need to gain recognition from others.

Question 2

If you believe that we experience a true emotion only when we become physically aroused and can identify some cause or reason for the arousal, you most likely subscribe to the

Accepted Answer

A)  Schachter-Singer theory of emotion 
B)  Cannon-Bard theory of emotion. 
C)  Drinnin-Campos theory of emotion. 
D)  James-Lange theory of emotion. 
A)  Schachter-Singer theory of emotion 
B)  Cannon-Bard theory of emotion. 
C)  Drinnin-Campos theory of emotion. 
D)  James-Lange theory of emotion.

Question 3

Describe how arousal theory explains motivation?

Accepted Answer

Arousal theory suggests that the aim of

Question 4

The fact that emotions communicate a message instantly and reliably, while important to most of the following, is crucial to

Accepted Answer

A)  the contagious quality of emotions. 
B)  the ability of emotions to motivate others. 
C)  the ability of emotions to release excess energy. 
D)  the survival value of the emotional communication 
A)  the contagious quality of emotions. 
B)  the ability of emotions to motivate others. 
C)  the ability of emotions to release excess energy. 
D)  the survival value of the emotional communication

Question 5

How does Maslow's hierarchy of needs explain motivation?

Accepted Answer

Once our physiological needs for water,

Question 6

How does the development of facial expressions in infants suggest a biological basis for emotional expression?

Accepted Answer

Across all cultures, the facia

Question 7

The James-Lange, Cannon-Bard and Schachter-Singer theories all attempt to explain

Accepted Answer

A)  emotions 
B)  stress. 
C)  motivation. 
D)  abnormal behaviour. 
A)  emotions 
B)  stress. 
C)  motivation. 
D)  abnormal behaviour.

Question 8

What is the drive-reduction theory of motivation?

Accepted Answer

This theory suggests that a biological n

Question 9

Use the following motivational concepts to discuss your own behaviours as a college student: Maslow's hierarchy of needs, intrinsic motivation, and arousal theory. First explain each concept and then provide a personal example.

Accepted Answer

Look for clear, conc

Question 10

The stomach stretches to hold ________ when full.

Accepted Answer

A)  1.2 litres 
B)  0.5 litres 
C)  3.0 litres 
D)  0.9 grams 
A)  1.2 litres 
B)  0.5 litres 
C)  3.0 litres 
D)  0.9 grams

Question 11

Which of the following is not an external influence for humans feeling hungry?

Accepted Answer

A)  The hands of the clock 
B)  Thinking about food 
C)  The company of other people eating 
D)  Sight and smell of food 
A)  The hands of the clock 
B)  Thinking about food 
C)  The company of other people eating 
D)  Sight and smell of food

Question 12

Passion is to ________ as intimacy is to ________ in Sternberg's model.

Accepted Answer

A)  attraction; maintenance 
B)  closeness; maintenance 
C)  closeness; attraction 
D)  attraction; closeness 
A)  attraction; maintenance 
B)  closeness; maintenance 
C)  closeness; attraction 
D)  attraction; closeness

Question 13

Izard proposes an adjunct to psychotherapy involving

Accepted Answer

A)  exercising to release endorphins. 
B)  expressing another emotion to change one's current emotion 
C)  modifying the social environment to change emotional expression. 
D)  cognitive modification to change emotions. 
A)  exercising to release endorphins. 
B)  expressing another emotion to change one's current emotion 
C)  modifying the social environment to change emotional expression. 
D)  cognitive modification to change emotions.

Question 14

What is Murray's contribution to the study of motivation?

Accepted Answer

Murray defined a list of socia

Question 15

The lateral hypothalamus (LH) acts as a ________ centre; the ventromedial hypothalamus (VH) acts as a ________ centre

Accepted Answer

A)  satiety; satiety 
B)  satiety; feeding 
C)  feeding; satiety 
D)  feeding; feeding 
A)  satiety; satiety 
B)  satiety; feeding 
C)  feeding; satiety 
D)  feeding; feeding

Question 16

Which of the following is not true of the basic emotions?

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A)  There are several hundred known to date 
B)  They are found all cultures. 
C)  They are reflected distinctive facial expressions. 
D)  They are unlearned. 
A)  There are several hundred known to date 
B)  They are found all cultures. 
C)  They are reflected distinctive facial expressions. 
D)  They are unlearned.

Question 17

Describe display rules.

Accepted Answer

Display rules are cultural rules that di

Question 18

Basic emotions are the set of primitive emotions that nobody actually experiences, since all our emotions are combinations of this basic set.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

Which of the following are the most basic needs, according to Maslow's hierarchy of needs?

Accepted Answer

A)  Physiological needs 
B)  Love and belonging needs 
C)  The need for self-actualization 
D)  Safety and security needs 
A)  Physiological needs 
B)  Love and belonging needs 
C)  The need for self-actualization 
D)  Safety and security needs

Question 20

Describe and contrast the physical, cognitive, and behavioural components of emotions

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The best way to answer this qu

All of the following are esteem needs except

If you believe that we experience a true emotion only when we become physically aroused and can identify some cause or reason for the arousal, you most likely subscribe to the

Describe how arousal theory explains motivation?

The fact that emotions communicate a message instantly and reliably, while important to most of the following, is crucial to

How does Maslow's hierarchy of needs explain motivation?

How does the development of facial expressions in infants suggest a biological basis for emotional expression?

The James-Lange, Cannon-Bard and Schachter-Singer theories all attempt to explain

What is the drive-reduction theory of motivation?

Use the following motivational concepts to discuss your own behaviours as a college student: Maslow's hierarchy of needs, intrinsic motivation, and arousal theory. First explain each concept and then provide a personal example.

The stomach stretches to hold ________ when full.

Which of the following is not an external influence for humans feeling hungry?

Passion is to as intimacy is to in Sternberg's model.

Izard proposes an adjunct to psychotherapy involving

What is Murray's contribution to the study of motivation?

The lateral hypothalamus (LH) acts as a centre; the ventromedial hypothalamus (VH) acts as a centre

Which of the following is not true of the basic emotions?

Describe display rules.

Basic emotions are the set of primitive emotions that nobody actually experiences, since all our emotions are combinations of this basic set.

Which of the following are the most basic needs, according to Maslow's hierarchy of needs?

Describe and contrast the physical, cognitive, and behavioural components of emotions

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Exam 9: Motivation and Emotion

All of the following are esteem needs except

If you believe that we experience a true emotion only when we become physically aroused and can identify some cause or reason for the arousal, you most likely subscribe to the

Describe how arousal theory explains motivation?

The fact that emotions communicate a message instantly and reliably, while important to most of the following, is crucial to

How does Maslow's hierarchy of needs explain motivation?

How does the development of facial expressions in infants suggest a biological basis for emotional expression?

The James-Lange, Cannon-Bard and Schachter-Singer theories all attempt to explain

What is the drive-reduction theory of motivation?

Use the following motivational concepts to discuss your own behaviours as a college student: Maslow's hierarchy of needs, intrinsic motivation, and arousal theory. First explain each concept and then provide a personal example.

The stomach stretches to hold ________ when full.

Which of the following is not an external influence for humans feeling hungry?

Passion is to ________ as intimacy is to ________ in Sternberg's model.

Izard proposes an adjunct to psychotherapy involving

What is Murray's contribution to the study of motivation?

The lateral hypothalamus (LH) acts as a ________ centre; the ventromedial hypothalamus (VH) acts as a ________ centre

Which of the following is not true of the basic emotions?

Describe display rules.

Basic emotions are the set of primitive emotions that nobody actually experiences, since all our emotions are combinations of this basic set.

Which of the following are the most basic needs, according to Maslow's hierarchy of needs?

Describe and contrast the physical, cognitive, and behavioural components of emotions

Introduction to Psychology

Biology and Behaviour

Sensation and Perception

States of Conciousness

Learning

Memory

Cognition, Language, and Intelligence

Development

Social Psychology

Personality Theory and Assessment

Health and Stress

Psychology Disorders

Therapies

Filters

Passion is to as intimacy is to in Sternberg's model.

The lateral hypothalamus (LH) acts as a centre; the ventromedial hypothalamus (VH) acts as a centre