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20 Cards in this Set
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Affect |
Most primitive feeling state characterized by valence and intensity. Reveals values |
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Mood |
Expectation of experiencing positive or negative affect in the future |
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Emotion |
Signifies existence of goal and provides energy for goal attainment |
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James and Lange Theory |
I'm running, therefore, I just need afraid |
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Thalmamic Theory |
I afraid, therefore, I must get running |
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Two Factor Theory |
You are running, therefore , I must be afraid |
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Cognitive-(Re) Appraisal Theories |
Perhaps I'm afraid; let me check and see... |
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Basic Emotions |
Anger, Disgust, Fear, Happiness, Sadness, Suprise, Contempt |
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Decoding accuracy ranges from |
64% - 99% |
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Perceptions of the intensity |
Individualistic cultures exaggerate others do not |
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_____(meaning) triggering emotions may be similar across cultures, the _______ ( events, objects or situations) can be different |
Latent content, manifest content |
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Motivation |
Internal processes that activate, guide, and maintain behavior over time |
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Drive Theories |
Irritation or unrest energizes behavior until one behavior reduces the irritation |
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Incentive ( Value) Theory |
Motivational states are induced by threats to values; threatened values produce gonna that pull us towards them |
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Prosocial Behavior |
Behavior directed at benefiting others |
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5 steps of helping others |
Notice event, interpretation event as an emergency, assume responsibility for helping, determine the appropriate response, and taking action |
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Egoism-altruism debate |
Do we help another as an end in itself, or do we always help as a means to another selfish end |
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Egoism |
Self centered |
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Altruism |
Helping someone else |
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Other reasons for helping behavior |
Time pressure, mood, prosocial models, culture, attractiveness, relationship closeness |
