Jeopardy motivation emotion stress

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This sugar is our blood sugar

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Glucose

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I’m late for lunch. I’m hungry!What part of the hypothalamus (stimulated) tells our body it’s hungry.

$200 Lateral hypothalamus

I’m late for lunch. I’m hungry. Lateral hypothalamus

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This hormone stimulates hunger.

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Ghrelin

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This eating disorder is when girls are less than 85% of their ideal body weight. They basically starve themselves.

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Anorexia

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This part of the hypothalamus (stimulated) tells your body when it’s full.

$500Ventromedial hypothalamus

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This theory of emotion says we experience emotion after a Physiological response.

$100James Lange theory

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This theory says we have a cognitive appraisal of emotion.

$200 Schacter Two Factor

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This part of our brain produces a fear response.

$300 amygdala

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This theory says we experience the feeling of emotion at the same time we have a physiological response.

$400Canon Bard

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This is the fancy word for venting your emotions

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People who are motivated for no obvious reason are said to be __________ motivated.

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Intrinsically motivated

Why do we feed ducks????

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I’m a lawyer because I like to make money. I am ______ motivated.

$200 Extriniscally

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Excessive extrinsic motivation will do this to intrinsic motivation.

$300 Reduce it.(overjustification effect)

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An unlearned behavior that is passed down from generation to generation is this.

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500This is the idea we are driven by basic biological needs. Satisfying these needs brings us back to homeostasis. _______ _______ Theory

$500 Drive Reduction Theory

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This theory explains why we want to ride rollercoasters and jump off of cliffs.

$100 Arousal Theory

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He was famous for his sex studies in the 1950s.

$200 Alfred Kinsey

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This term describes how our hypothalamus maintains our weight like a thermostat

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This “law” says we perform better under an optimal level of arousal.

$400Yerkes-Dodson Law

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This is our tendency to adapt to new things over time.

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Adaption-Level Phenomenon

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This term describes when we have to choose between 2 equally pleasant outcomes.

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Approach-Approach Conflict

Travel to Spain or Hawaii?????

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This “conflict” is when there are good and bad things for each of the things you have to choose from.

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Avoidance Conflict

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This “hypothesis” says if we force ourselves to smile, we will actually feel better.

$300Facial Feedback Hypotheiss

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He studied emotions and facial expressions around the world.

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Paul Ekman

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Although there are 6 basic facial expressions that are culturally universal, this is the emotional difference between cultures.

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Display RulesIndividualistic cultures encourage “catharsis” more than collective cultures

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Final Jeopardy Answer

Who is Tolstoy?(The book is Kingdom of God)