Motivation
What is motivation?
the thing that stimulates a person to be interested in doing something or act in a particular way
The thalamus is responsible for ?
relaying sensory motor systems to cerebral cortex. Plays a role in consciousness, sleep and alertness.
What is change?
to make or become different. to pass from one form or phase to the next.
What is the legal limit in TN?
0.08
How can groups benefit you in sobriety.
Multiple answers accepted.
What is extrinsic motivation?
drives behavior through external factors, such as rewards (money, praise, grades, trophies) or avoiding punishment
The hypothalamus is responsible.
Responsible for turning our emotions to physical responses.
What is a barrier to change.
Multiple relevant answers accepted.
What is implied consent.
By driving, you consent to blood/breath tests. Refusal results in a 1-year license suspension.
How can access local NA/ AA groups.
Multiple answers allowed.
What is intrinsic motivation?
the drive to engage in an activity for its own sake, stemming from internal satisfaction, curiosity, or enjoyment rather than external rewards
What is the hippocampus responsible for?
Plays and important role in formation, learning , spacial awareness, and context for emotional meaning.
What is the name of the group of people that went against the the industrial revolution in 1811.
General Ned Ludd and his army of Redressers. ALso known as Luddites.
What is physical control ?
You can be charged with DUI even if not actively driving, such as sleeping in the car with keys in the ignition.
What are the components and steps of NA.
The 12 spiritual principles of Narcotics Anonymous (NA) are core values embedded within the 12 steps that guide members toward recovery, emotional sobriety, and personal growth. Key principles include honesty, hope, faith, courage, integrity, willingness, humility, brotherly love, discipline, and service
What is a luditte?
People opposed to change
What is the amygdala responsible for ?
Memory, brains reward system, stress, fight or flight.
What 2 people studied the process of change that people go through when trying to give up smoking in 1982.
Proschaka and Di Clemente
What are the consequences of first time ?
What are the 5 basics of AA?
What is the motivation cycle.
1. Need 2. Drive 3.Incentive 4. Reward
what is the prefrontal cortex responsible for?
linked to negative emotions, fear, aggression, sadness, and regulating negative emotion.
What are the steps of the cycle of change in regards to recovery?
1. Pre contemplation
2. Contemplation
3. Action
4.Maitenance
5.Lapse
6.Relapse
What are the penalties for 3rd time and subsequent offenses?
Whichever group and can identify the most of the 12 steps WIN these points.