Emotions
Anger, fear, disgust, surprise, happiness, and sadness are considered the _______ emotions.
What is basic?
The theory of motivation based in needs to bring body to homeostasis
What is drive theory?
The kind of stress associated with positive feelings and optimal performance
What is eustress?
What is the physical-attractiveness stereotyp?
The norm for altruistic behavior based on "returning the favor"
What is the reciprocity norm?
The slow pathway for emotions involves arousal plus this mechanism
What is cognitive appraisal?
Maslow called the highest level in the hierachy of needs that one aims to achieve this name
What is self-actualization?
The system of physiological changes that includes release of cortisol to prepare the body to respond to threat
What is the HPA axis?
This system describes how our prejudice has both conscious and automatic components
What is the dual attitude system?
The theory of aggression that can be demonstrated by Bandura's Bobo Doll experiment
What is the learned social behavior theory?
The theory of emotion that involves the experience of arousal + cognition
What is the two-factor theory?
scientist(s) was well-known for his scale on sexuality and discoveries relating to women and sexuality through survey work
Who is Kinsey?
The stress response that is found more often in women
What is tend-and-befriend response?
People with this orientation are found to justify the status quo and tend to support policies that support existing prejudices
What is high social dominance orientation?
the trait of an authority figure that is essential for obedience to occur
What is legitimate?
The name of the idea based on the finding that when you hold a pen with your teeth you will rate a cartoon to be funnier
The hormone that signals a person of fullness and satisfaction important to eating behavior
What is leptin?
The relief you feel from just having your closest family and friends around you as you navigate a major life change comes in the form of this kind of support
What are appreciation efforts?
What is the peripheral route?
the reason an professional athlete describes performing better based on the cheering of the home crowd
What is the social facilitation effect?
Paul Ekman developed this system to organize all the different movements of muscles in the face to produce emotional expressions
What is the Facial Action Coding system (FACS)?
Adolescence is an especially sensitive period for developing this disorder of self-perception
What is body dysmorphia?
What is hardiness?
This phenomenon is what happens when you convince yourself you enjoyed an activity even though you were underpaid for it
What is the insufficient justification principle?
the symptom of groupthink involving someone protecting the group from anyone questioning the effectivness of the group's decisions
What are mindguards?