Unit 7 AP Psych

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Overjustification effect
________: when extrinsic motivations ruin the pure enjoyment of an activity.
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Testosterone
________: Both females and males have it, but greater in males.
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Hypothalamus
________ is biologically involved in regulating our hunger- makes us feel hungry & full.
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Drives
________: impulse to act in a way that satisfies a need.
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metabolic rate
Causes the brain to increase ________ and decrease hunger.
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Body
________ seeks homeostasis: a balanced state where our needs are being met.
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Exhaustion
________: bodys resources start to be depleted, immune system breaks down.
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Catharsis
________: positive release of negative energy; venting.
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B
Type ________: people who tend to be more easy going, relaxed, and experience less stress /anxiety.
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Incentive Theory
________: You do a behavior to get the bonus /reward.
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Culture
________: we typically prefer foods that are most familiar to us (connected to mere exposure effect)
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perfect weight
Set point- bodys ________ based on our gender, build, and metabolic rate.
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Oedipus complex
________: during the Phallic stage.
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Theory X
________: Believe their employees are extrinsically motivated; they micromanage.
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Resistance
________: body stays on high alert.
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Ventromedial Hypothalamus
________: sends single of satiety.
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Garcia Effect
________: learned taste aversions (classical conditioning) will make us not want certain foods even if we are hungry.
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Achievement Motivation
________: desire for significant accomplishment, mastery of skill, attainment of high standard.
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Excitement
________: genitals engorge with blood, increase heart rate.
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high achieving
Type A: people that have a competitive, driven, impatient, ________, often high stress personality.
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Estrogen
________: sex hormone secreted in greater amounts in females.
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Extrinsic motivation
________: You do things for external reasons; outside rewards.
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Feel good Do good Phenomenon
________: more likely to help someone when we feel good.
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Ultimate goal
________= self actualization: reaching ones ultimate potential.
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Drive Reduction Theory
________: behavior is motivated by biological needs.
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Arousal Theory
________: when people seek an optimal level of excitement or arousal.
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Yerkes Dodson Law of Arousal
________: Optimal level is middle ground- neither too bored or too stressed.
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Drive Reduction Theory
behavior is motivated by biological  needs
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Needs
required for survival
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Drives
impulse to act in a way that satisfies a need
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Body seeks homeostasis
a balanced state where our needs are being met
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Arousal Theory
when people seek an optimal level of excitement or arousal
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Incentive Theory
You do a behavior to get the bonus/reward
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Ultimate goal = self actualization
reaching ones ultimate potential
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Excitement
genitals engorge with blood, increase heart rate
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)Plateau
heart rate and breathing continue to increase
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Orgasm
genital contractions, ejaculation
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Resolution/refractory period
body returns to unaroused, normal state
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Testosterone
Both females and males have it, but greater in males
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Estrogen
sex hormone secreted in greater amounts in females
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hypothalamus is biologically involved in regulating our hunger
makes us feel hungry & full
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Lateral Hypothalamus
send signal to_eat_
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Ventromedial Hypothalamus
sends single of satiety
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Set point
bodys perfect weight based on our gender, build, and metabolic rate
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Internal eaters
They are more likely to eat when they are truly biologically hungry
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External eaters
eat based on external food cues
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Garcia Effect
learned taste aversions (classical conditioning) will make us not want certain foods even if we are hungry
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Culture 
we typically prefer foods that are most familiar to us (connected to mere exposure effect)
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Achievement Motivation
desire for significant accomplishment, mastery of skill, attainment of high standard
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Intrinsic motivation
You do things for yourself; you enjoy it, it is rewarding
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Extrinsic motivation
You do things for external reasons; outside rewards
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Overjustification effect
when extrinsic motivations ruin the pure enjoyment of an activity
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Theory Y
Believe their employees are intrinsically motivated; hands off style
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Opponent Process Theory of Emotion
idea that the emotion that precedes an event is the opposite of the one that comes after it
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Catharsis
positive release of negative energy; venting
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Relative Deprivation Theory
Our own happiness is relative to who we are comparing ourselves to
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SRRS
Social Readjustment Rating Scale
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Hans Selye
General Adaptation Syndrome
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Alarm reaction
heart rate zooms, sympathetic NS kicks in
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Resistance
body stays on high alert
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Exhaustion
bodys resources start to be depleted, immune system breaks down
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Type A
people that have a competitive, driven, impatient, high achieving, often high stress personality
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Type B
people who tend to be more easy going, relaxed, and experience less stress/anxiety
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Oedipus complex
during the Phallic stage
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Projection
  projection of the uncon to the con level (dream inter, TAT, ink blot, free association hypnosis)