APSY Motivation, Emotion, Stress & Personality
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- Q1Motivation from internal factorsIntrinsic motivation30s
- Q2Motivation from external factorsExtrinsic motivation30s
- Q3The process by which people achieve their full potentialSelf-actualization30s
- Q4Organisms are motivated to achieve & maintain an optimal level of arousalOptimal Arousal theory30s
- Q5Stimulus = Bodies react FIRST, then emotional feeling AFTERJames-Lange Theory of Emotion30s
- Q6Stimulus = Bodies react and emotional feeling at same time.Cannon-Bard Theory of Emotion30s
- Q7Organisms are motivated to reduce a state of arousal caused by a physiological need (drive)Drive Reduction Theory of Motivation30s
- Q8A heightened stateArousal30s
- Q9Childhood experiences and the unconscious mindFocus of Psychoanalytic Perspective of Personality30s
- Q10Individual differences in patterns of thinking, feeling, and behavingPersonality30s
- Q11Id, ego, superegoFreud's 3 parts of Personality30s
- Q12The instinctive part of personality that focuses on instant gratification and pleasureId30s
- Q13The "self" or "reality" part of personality; the decision-maker and peace-keeperEgo30s
- Q14The moral part of personalitySuperego30s
- Q15A mental deception used to avoid conscious conflict or anxietyDefense Mechanism30s