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WorksheetsPsychology Week 11
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 22mins
What was McClelland's test to measure participants need for achievement called?
(P.I.E.)
Expectancy value test
Thematic apperception
test
Facial feedback theory
Rationalization test
What is the top tier of Maslow's pyramid of needs?
(P.I.E.)
Fundamental
Psychological
Self-actualization
Esteem
What is the theory that suggests our experience of emotion is our awareness of our physiological responses to emotion-arousing stimuli? (Z.G.)
James-Lange Theory
Schachter-Singer Theory
Yerkes-Dodson Law
ventromedial hypothalamus
Which part of the hypothalamus produces hunger signals? (Z.G.)
lateral hypothalamus
ventromedial hypothalamus
extrinsic hypothalamus
self-actualization needs
What is it called when someone is given more extrinsic motivation than necessary and there intrinsic motivations decline? R
The overjustification effect
Drive
Insentive
The demotivation effect
As a day goes on your body weight fluctuates depending on what is in your system at the time. What is this range of weight called? R
Homeostasis Needs
Hypo-weight
Set-point
Glucagon Monitor
Which of the following are psychosocial hunger factors? (Multiple Answers) R
Where one eats
What one is eating
When one eats
How one eats
What would someone think if they had the motive to avoid success? R
I have to do the most challenging things so I can prove myself.
I am not allowed to excel in certain things because they are weird.
I have to do everything easy so I have to option to fail.
I have to do everything everyone else wants me to do.
Who theorized the expectancy value theory? R
Matina Horner
J.W. Atkinson
David McClelland
Jackson et.al.
[A.D.] Which of these is not one of the proposed instincts of Psychologist William James that humans have?
Curiosity
Cleanliness
Happiness
Sociability
[A.D.] Which of these processes do not help to cool you when your body heat rises above a certain point?
Sweating
Shivering
Blood vessels dilating
Removing clothes
[A.D] What does TAT stand for?
Thematic Apprehension Test
Therapeutic Assessment Tomography
Therapeutic Apparent Topography
Thematic Apperception Test
[A.D.] When emphasizing goal-oriented behavior, we use the words DRIVE and MOTIVATION: When stressing the feelings associated with these decisions and activities we use words such as ____ or affect.
emotion
reaction
influence
effect
[A.D.] What is one thing that the James-Lange theory leaves out?
Conscious experience of emotion results from sensory feedback
How emotions describe our gut reactions
The influence of cognition on emotion
All emotions are based on bodily changes
(M) In the 1900's William McDougall proposed that humans motivated by a variety of
Motivation
Homeostasis
Instincts
Incentive
(M) When people are given more extrinsic motivation than necessary to perform a task, their motivation declines.
Incentive
Overjustification
Psychosiocial hunger factors
Glucostatic theory
S-Where does the incentive to do something come from?
An internal stimulus
The Hippocampus
An external stimulus
A reward or reinforcer
S-What did the James-Lange theory suggest?
Humans are practically robots without emotion
Emotion is just imagined, and we feel what we want to feel based on our taking in our surroundings through the 5 senses
Emotion comes from the Thalamus, the lower part of our brain
Emotion comes from our gut, in reaction to the things that take place around us
S-What does the Cannon-Bard theory suggest?
Emotion comes from our gut, in response to our surroundings
Emotion comes from the Thalamus, the lower part of our brain
Humans are practically robots without emotion
Emotion is purely imagined, and we feel what we want to feel based on our taking in our surroundings through the 5 senses
S-What is the difference between Biological and Psychological needs?
Biological needs focus on our need for exercise, while Psychological needs focus on our need for knowledge
Biological needs are what we need to move, Psychological needs are what we need to speak
Biological needs are what we need to sustain life, Psychological needs are what we want to belong, and to love.
Biological needs are we need to have good hygiene, Psychological needs are what we need to be able to focus on any task.
S-What is the fear of failure very similar to?
Modeling
Learned helplessness
Latent learning
Behavior modification
(Z.W.) What refers to engaging in activities to reduce biological needs or obtain incentives or external rewards?
Extrinsic Motivation
Incentive
Intrinsic Motivation
Fundamental Needs
(Z.W.) Which of the following is the correct order of the Facial Feedback Theory?
1. You feel and emotion
2. The muscles in your face move to form an expression
3. Your brain interprets the muscle movement
4. You demonstrate observable behavior
1. The muscles in your face move to form an expression
2. Your brain interprets the muscle movement
3. You feel an emotion
4. You demonstrate observable behavior
1. You feel an emotion
2. You experience physiological changes
3. You interpret (cognitively) environmental cues
4. The muscles in your face move to form an expression
(M) What is the bottom of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs?
Psychological Needs
Fundamental Needs
Self-Actualization Needs
Attentional Needs
(M) Certain studies imply that certain basic facial expressions are inmate, which means
It's part of our biological inheritance.
It's just how everyone is.
It's the difference between us and our siblings.
Our parents give us our features that they wanted.
What is the order of the James-Lange Theory?-I
1.You experience physiological changes
2.Your brain interprets the physiological changes
3. You feel specific emotion
4. You demonstrate obserable behavior
1.Your brain interprets the physiological changes
2.You experience physiological changes
3. You feel specific emotion
4. You demonstrate obserable behavior
1.You demonstrate obserable behavior
2.You experience physiological changes
3. You feel specific emotion
4.Your brain interprets the physiological changes
You demonstrate obserable behavior
(M) A internal condition that can change over time and orients an individual toward a specific goal or goals.
Instincts
Drive
Homeostasis
Nedd
