1002PSY WEEK 7 | MOTIVATION & EMOTION

People motivated by desire for personal growth. What does this relate to?

"Drive" refers to:

Sarah plays violin for 10 hours a day because she really enjoys playing it. This is considered 'intrinsic' motivation.

Which type of motive is assessed by projective tests?

According to Freud’s original drive/instinct model, what were the two drives that were proposed to motivate behaviour?

Which theory proposes that physiological arousal is not tied to specific emotions?

People high in achievement motivation are...

Which perspective posits that humans motivated to maximise reproductive success?

We are more motivated to pursue goals if we highly _____ them and highly _____ we are able to acheive thema

Which type of motive is: flexible and controllable, activated when task/goal is at hand and assessed via self-report?

Motivation is a joint function of value and expectancy associated with a goal. This refers to which theory?

The Thematic Apperception Test predicts short-term or "in-the-moment"- effort and success.

Alexithymia is the inability to recognise own feelings.

Goal-Setting Theory: Maximum job performance occurs under what conditions?

We are motivated to engage in behaviours that are rewarded and avoid behaviours that are punished. This refers to what?

PSYCHOSOCIAL MOTIVES: What are two universal goals that people pursue?

Which approach to physiological arousal states "I simultaneously tremble + feel afraid"

Identify the six cross-cultural basic emotions found by Ekman.

The ____ ____ approach to physiological arousal is "I tremble because I'm afraid"

Which approach to physiological arousal states "I feel afraid because I tremble"

Joe decided to go to uni so his parents would be proud of him. What type of motivation is this?

The experience of emotion is made up of...

Which approach to physiological arousal states "I appraise the situation as dangerous and label my trembling as fear"

What is the term for being in a state of biological equilibrium?

PSYCHOSOCIAL MOTIVES: "Agency" relates to

What were the two additional needs added to Freud’s original drive/instinct model

What are the two types of motivation proposed by Self-Determination Theory?

Instead of drives/instincts, modern psychodynamic theorists propose that we are motivated by what?