Motivation and Work/ Practice Multiple-Choice
Drive-reduction theory
Incentive theory
Optimum arousal theory
Male bonding
Yerkes-dodson law
CCK
Leptin
Endorphines
Glucose
CSKDS
Rat not eating.
Rat continuously overeating.
Rat drinking lots of water.
Rat exercising rigorously.
Rat not drinking water.
Leptin
CCK
Homeostasis
Body mass index
Glucose
20
25
30
14
27
Pursuit and accomplishment of human potential
Being loved
Eating and satisfying the hunger drive
Seeing things for the first time
Need for achievement
Behavioral
Cognitive
Gestalt
Industrial-organizational
Biological
Bulimia nervosa
Anorexia nervosa
Set point theory
Leptin resistance
Arousal theory
Drive-reduction theory
Yerkes-Dodson law
Instinctual theory
Homeostasis
Extrinsic motivation
The external state of the body in response to change
The maintaining of a constant internal state in the body
Motivation to prove to oneself
Motivation to excel in the presence of others
Boredom brought on by an internal state of the body
Not affected in the short run, but then be activated
Burn off more calories
Burn off less calories
Higher and also lower
Not affected in the long run
MMPI
Neo-re
TAT
Yerkes-Dodson
CAT
Theory X
Theory Y
Theory M
Theory N
Theory T
Drive-reduction theory
Optimum arousal theory
Yerkes-Dodson law
Instinct theory
Self-actualization
Ventromedial hypothalmus
Amygdala
Lateral hypothalmus
Occipital
Hippocampus
Optimum arousal theory
Incentive theory
Yerkes-Dodson law
Drive-reduction theory
Instinct theory
Intrinsic
Need
Competence
Achievement
Security
CCK; Leptin
Leptin; CCK
CCK; Glucose
CCK; Insulin
Leptin; Insulin
Extrinsic
Intrinsic
Arousal
Drive
Physiological
Basal metabolic rate
Set point theory
Lateral deviation rate
Transduction
Sensation