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feeling

the way a person feels when undergoing a certain emotion

anger

an emotion of feeling very upset or dissatisfied with someone

joy

an emotion in which someone feels good

fear

an emotion of feeling scared

disgust

an emotion caused by not liking something

experince

to feel or have sensations of sth

emotion wheel

a graphical representation of emotions and feelings

awe

a feeling of respect and admiration

acceptance

the realization that sth can’t be avoided

contempt

a combination of disgust and anger

disappointment

a feeling caused by not getting sth that was expected

feel

to experience a certain state of mind

love

feeling of caring very deeply for someone

remorse

a feeling of dissatisfaction with ones’s own actions

submission

a felling caused by allowing another person to control one’s thoughts or actions

hunger

the feeling of wanting or needing to eat

curiosity

the desire to learn about unknown things

biological

related to physical processes of living things

motivation

the desire to perform actions

drive theory

a theory od motivation that focuses on physical needs

opponent-process theory

a theory of motivation that focusses on emotions

hierarchy of needs

a system of ranking needs according to their importance

instinctive behavior

actions that ane not learned or taught

stressor

sth that causes a person to feel stress

alarm

a stage of stress response when energy levels are heightened

resistance

a stage of stress response when energy levels start to drop

percive

to see or notice sth

cope

to manage a negative situation

life event

an important occurrence in a person’s life

primary appraisal

the first evaluation of stressor, including how stressful it is

exhaustion

a stage of stress response when the body is extremely tired

dialectic

a method of comparing two opposing ideas

objective

influenced only by facts, and not feelings or beliefs

systematic

performed according to a planned set of steps

break down

to separate sth into its individual parts

component

and individual part of sth

introspection

the act of examining one’s own thoughtselem

elemenatry sensations

the most basic part of a sensory experience

Pragmaticism

the concept that an idea’s meaning is relates to its results

functionalism

a theory that focuses on the purposes of processes

usefulness

the ability of sth to serve a purpose

psychological process

a function of the mind with multiple steps and a specific result

psychological structure

a part of the mind where mental processes occur

internal

happening or existing inside of the mind or body

behaviorism

a school of psychology that focuses on behavioral conditioning

Pavlov’s dogs

the subjects of a famous experiment involving conditioning

observable

the actions that people can study

operant conditioning

a form of learning that involves linking the responses to stimuli

classical conditioning

a form of learning based on the outcome of someone’s actions

animal experimentation behavior

the process of testing ideas on subject like mice or monkeys