Exam 11: Motivation and Emotion

People who have been blind since birth:

Define the terms motivation and emotion.Be sure to include the two factors in motivation, and the three factors in emotions, in your answer.

The term for a psychological event involving a physiological and expressive reaction, along with a subjective experience is:

The commonsense view of emotions states that:

Tom has weighed 250 lbs.all of his adult life.He lost 20 lbs.while sick one time but was back up to 250 lbs.within a few weeks of getting well.Tom's experience is best explained by:

Internal states that push an individual toward behaving in a certain way are called:

Which of the following is NOT one of the four "basic" emotions?

The finding that people who have lost feeling in portions of their bodies report less intense emotional experiences provides some support for:

Incentives are:

As Juanita saw the headlights coming directly at her through the fog on the highway her blood pressure rose quickly, and she felt her heart pounding.These reactions are part of the:

The ____________________ pushes us to seek success and significant accomplishment in our lives.

Before eating, levels of:

The evolutionary view suggests that differences in men's and women's sexual attitudes and rituals reflect:

Imagine that an individual has taken a medication that has lowered his or her overall level of autonomic arousal.If this person reports less intense emotional experiences, it would provide some support for:

Incentives involve an internal "push" that compels a person into action.

Levels of the hormone ____________________ typically drop when one starts a diet but are unusually high in obese individuals.

According to Maslow's hierarchy of needs, the needs that become activated after our esteem needs have been met are:

The principal sex hormones in males are:

Set point refers to:

Explain what is meant by the facial feedback hypothesis.Explain how this might be applied in the treatment of mood disorders.