Motivation
True or False: Humans have instincts that last with them throughout their life.
What is false?
This theory explains that changing physical facial features has an impact on mood.
What is facial feedback hypothesis?
This personality type is typically associated with people who are short-tempered & easy to stress out.
What is Type A personality?
This part of the personality is also known as your conscience where your morals and values lie.
What is the superego?
These are traits that make us predictable in most situations.
What are central traits?
This type of motivation results from personal enjoyment rather than external factors.
What is intrinsic motivation?
This theory explains that a physiological & emotional response to a stimulus happens at the same time.
What is Cannon-Bard Theory?
This type of personality is considered very easy going & difficult to stress out.
What is Type B personality?
This is one of the ways Freud believed the unconscious impacts the conscious mind. (2 acceptable answers)
What are Freudian slips/latent contents of dreams?
This trait conveys are preferences on things like food.
What are secondary traits?
This type of motivation occurs due to rewards rather than personal enjoyment.
What is extrinsic motivation?
This theory explains that a physiological response to a stimulus happens first, which determines your emotion.
What is James-Lange Theory?
These are some impacts of stress on the body.
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This psychosexual stage is marked by the Oedipus Complex in men & the Electra Complex in women.
What is the phallic stage?
This type of trait is when behaviors and traits are associated with a person.
Ex: Calling someone Einstein
What is a cardinal trait?
This theory of motivation explains that motivation derives from the need to return to homeostasis, which leads us to take action.
What is drive reduction theory?
This theory explains that cognitive labels are put on stimuli from which we determine our emotion.
What is two factor theory?
This stage of General Adaption Syndrome is when our Thalamus puts our body into "fight or flight" and reduces the body's energy.
What is Alarm Reaction (Stage 1)?
This defense mechanism, which underlies all others, is when painful thoughts are pushed into our unconscious mind.
What is repression?
This "Big 5" trait is associated with being energetic & talkative.
What is extraversion?
This theory explains that our basic need to survive is one of our main motivators.
What is evolutionary theory?
This theory explains that some emotions such as fear happen quickly, while others such as love occur after a cognitive label
What is Zajonc-LeDoux Theory?
This stage of General Adaption Syndrome is when symptoms of stage 1 reappear after the resistance stage.
What is exhaustion (stage 2)?
This Neo-Freudian is known for his theory of archetypes, which explains that humans have a shared consciousness across time & culture.
Who is Carl Jung
This is the opposite of conscientiousness, which is being irresponsible and careless.
What is impulsiveness?