Motivation and Emotion

The various physiological and psychological factors that cause us to act in a specific way at a particular time:

• Emotion

• Motivation

• Self esteem

• Therapy

The explanation that people do things because they are biologically programmed to do so is most characteristic of which theory of motivation?

• Instinct approach

• Arousal theory

• Pleasure center approach

• Self-determinaton theory

The explanation that people do things so that they are not bored or too stressed out is most characteristic of which theory of motivation?

• Instinct approach

• Arousal theory

• Pleasure center approach

• Self-determinaton theory

The explanation that people do things that make them feel good is most characteristic of which theory of motivation?

• Instinct approach

• Arousal theory

• Pleasure center approach

• Self-determinaton theory

The explanation that people do things to feel autonomous, competent, and related to others is most characteristic of which theory of motivation?

• Instinct approach

• Arousal theory

• Pleasure center approach

• Self-determinaton theory

In Maslow's hierarchy of needs, the most basic type of needs are:

• Safety needs

• Physiological/survival needs

• Esteem Needs

• Love and belonging needs

The highest point on Maslow's hierarchy of needs that involves reaching your potential as an individual is:

• Self-actualization

• Physiological/survival needs

• Esteem Needs

• Love and belonging needs

Which of the following is NOT a universal facial expression?

• Disgust

• Surprise

• Fear

• Embarrassment

Which emotion/facial expression helps you avoid poisonous food?

• Joy

• Disgust

• Fear

• Sadness

Which emotion/facial expression helps you avoid dangerous situations and threats?

• Joy

• Disgust

• Fear

• Sadness