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13 Cards in this Set
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Internal processes that activate, guide, and maintain behavior over time.
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Motivation
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A theory of motivation suggesting that behavior is pushed from within by drives stemming from basic biological needs. Biological needs produce unpleasant states of arousal
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Drive theory
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A state of physiological balance within the body.
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Homeostasis
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A theory of motivation suggesting that behavior is pulled by expectations of desirable outcomes.
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Expectancy theory
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The view that motivation can be strongly influenced.
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Goal setting theory
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Temporary and relatively mild shifts in current feelings and mood.
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Affect
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A theory of emotion suggesting that various emotion provoking events simultaneously produce subjective reactions labeled as emotions and physiological arousal.
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Cannon Bard Theory
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A theory of emotion suggesting that emotion provoking events produce various physiological reactions, and that recognition of these is responsible for subjective emotional experiences.
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James Lange Theory
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A theory of emotion suggesting that our subjective emotional stages are determined, at least in part, by the cognitive labels we attach to feelings of arousal.
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Schacter Singer Theory
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Which hemisphere is associated with positive emotion?
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Left Hemisphere
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Which hemisphere is associated with negative emotions?
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Right Hemisphere
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Theory that level of activation motivates behavior.
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Arousal theory
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Motivation to perform activities because they are rewarding in and of themselves.
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Intrinsic motivation
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