Ch 9 Motivation And Emotion

Front 1

What are the seven theories of motivation?

Back 1

Goal-Setting Theory, Evolutionary Theory, Expectancy Theory, Cognitive Theory, Humanistic Theory, Arousal Theory and Drive Theory

Hint 1

GEE CHAD

Front 2

Name that Theory: We are motivated by desirable things we expect we can achieve.

Back 2

Expectancy Theory

Front 3

Name that Theory: Different types of goals motivate us differently.

Back 3

Goal-Setting Theory

Front 4

Name that Theory: We are motivated to satisfy basic biophysical needs such as satisfy hunger, alleviate pain and increase happiness

Back 4

Drive Theory

Front 5

Name that Theory: We have adapted from our predecessors the basic motivations that require us to survive and reproduce

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Evolutionary Theory

Front 6

Name that Theory: We seek an opitmal level of arousal which is the level or arousal that is best suited to our personal characteristics and whatever activity we are performing

Back 6

Arousal Theory

Front 7

Name that Theory: Motivation is guided by our decision making processes.

Back 7

Cognitive Theory

Front 8

Name that Theory: Our behaviour is guided by an innate need to reach maximal potential.

Back 8

Humanistic Theory

Front 9

This part of the brain regulates physiological responses to stimuli and organizes behaviours that maintain reproductive, homeostatic, and circadian functions

Back 9

The hypothalamus

Front 10

This part of the brain has inputs from various brain regions involved in arousal and projections to the frontal lobes, amygdala, and spinal cord

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The hypothalamus