Hidden Mind
Human Nature & Traits
Behavior in Action
Motivation
Emotion & Stress
100

A student fails a test but insists the teacher graded it wrong. 

Denial

100

A person becomes more confident after receiving constant support and acceptance. 

What key idea is being shown?

Unconditional Positive Regard

100

A student joins a club, becomes more social, and gains confidence. What concept explains this cycle?

Reciprocal Determinism

100

You eat because you feel hungry and want to remove discomfort. 

Drive Reduction Theory

100

I feel scared because my heart is racing.

Which theory is this?

James-Lange Theory

200

One defense mechanism involves blaming others for your feelings, while another involves taking out your anger on a safer target. Name BOTH.

Projection and Displacement

200

A normally kind person becomes rude when stressed. What does this show about trait theory?

Traits are consistent but not perfect predictors of behaviors. 

200

Which theory focuses more on internal traits, and which theory focuses on the interaction between the person and the environment?

Internal Traits = Trait Theory

Interaction = Social-Cognitive Theory

200

Doing something because you enjoy it vs doing it for a reward. 

Name both types.

Intrinsic and Extrinsic motivation

200

Which theory says emotion and body happen at the same time, and which says thinking is required?

Cannon-Bard (same time)

Singer (thinking required)

300

Repression means you are aware of a memory but choose to ignore it. 

What is wrong with this statement? 

Repression is unconscious, not a conscious choice. 
300

Which theory gives people the MOST control over their behavior? Explain briefly.

Humanistic theory, because it emphasizes free will and personal growth.

300

Behavior is only influenced by personality.

What is wrong with this statement?

Behavior is influenced by personality AND environment

300

Is intrinsic motivation always better than extrinsic? 

Explain.

No, both can be effective depending on the situation.

300

Higher stress always leads to better performance.

What is wrong with this statement?

Performance is best at moderate stress, not high stress.