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15 Cards in this Set
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What are Primary Emotions
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Universal or Biological base; fear, anger, sadness, joy, surprise, disgust, comtempt
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What are secondary emotions?
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emotions that develop with cognative maturity. sarcasm, jealousy, embarassment
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What are the three major components of Emotions?
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Physiological changes in the face, cognitive processes, cultural influences that shape the experiences and expressions of emotions
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What brain structure plays a role in emotions?
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amygdala, cerebral cortex, prefrontal cortex
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What hormones are produced in response to environmental challenges
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epinephrine, norepinephrine produce arousal and altertness
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Robin Lakoff
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womens verbal styles
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Korman's Consistency Theory
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positive correlation between self esteem and performance
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Three types of self esteem
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chronic=personal overall feelings about themselves
Situational= feeling about themselves in a particular situation Socially= feelings based on expectations of others |
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Pygmalion effect
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supervisors confidence in an employee increases self esteem
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Employees with a high need for achivement are
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not risk takers, want to be noticed
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Intrinsic Motivation
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proform well because enjoy task, or challenge of completing task
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extrinsic motivation
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dont particularly enjoy talk but will proform well for a reward and/or to avoid negative consequences
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Setting goals
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high but reasonable to achive, concrete and specific
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GD Latham, Blades
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first goal setting study that caught the interest of industrial psycologist
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Feedback
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store that sells the most get in the newsletter.
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