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Innate and complex patterns of behavior that occur in every normally functioning member of a species under certain set conditions are called:
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Instincts
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The basic flaw associated with instinct theory is that it doesn't_______ behavior, it _______ behavior.
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Explain, Labeled
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Primary drives are:
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Food, Water, Air, Sleep, Sex, temperature regulation, Avoidance of pain
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Meeting hunger and thirst needs satisfies Maslow's first need level, known as the:
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Physiological needs
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Abraham Maslow asserted that people can be motivated by_______ as well as by drive reduction.
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Hierarchy of Needs
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According to cognitive theory, whether you are motivated to ask that exciting person for a date depends on:
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Cognitions, Beliefs, Expectancies, or other mental processes
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Cognitive dissonance can motivate behavior by:
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Resolving inconsistencies in cognitions.
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A state or feeling that has psychological, behavioral, and cognitive components is called:
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Emotion
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According to Plutchik's emotion wheel, which of the following is one of the prImary emotions?
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Acceptance & Disgust, Fear & Anger, Surprise & Anticipation, and Sadness & Joy
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Plutchik maintains that adjacent emotions of the emotion wheel:
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Derive from the original eight emotions.
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According to James and Lange, we become angry because we:
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Are aware of bodily responses to a situation.
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Data that show that people who are placed into the exact same physiological state fail to experience the dame emotion provide evidence against which theory of emotion?
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James-Lange Theory
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Cannon and Bard believed that emotional arousal and behavior action occur:
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Simultaneously
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According to the Schachter-Singer theory, emotions are the result of:
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Double-cognitive interpretation.
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Early research on stress focused on the ______ associated with stress.
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Physiological changes
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