Review HS Psychology (motivation)

What is the main concept we have been focusing in this unit?

• migration
• motivation
• satisfaction
• activation

What is motivation?

• the driving force which sets us in motion
• biological requirement essential for proper bodily function
• a state of alertness, mental and physical activation
• a condition that activates behavior toward a goal

What is arousal?

• the driving force which sets us in motion
• biological requirement essential for proper bodily function
• a state of alertness, mental and physical activation
• a condition that activates behavior toward a goal

What is a need?

• the driving force which sets us in motion
• biological requirement essential for proper bodily function
• a state of alertness, mental and physical activation
• a condition that activates behavior toward a goal

What is a drive?

• the driving force which sets us in motion
• biological requirement essential for proper bodily function
• a state of alertness, mental and physical activation
• a condition that activates behavior toward a goal

There are _________ types of drives.

• 5
• 3
• 4
• 2

Primary drives are

• psychological
• biological

Secondary drives are

• psychological
• biological
• physiological
• biophysical

Which theory supports primary drives?

• Optimal arousal theory
• approval theory

Which theory supports secondary drives?

• incentive theory
• instinct theory