Motivation and Emotion Study Guide

The final will cover all the material from Unit 6: Motivation and Emotion. The structure of the test will include multiple choice questions, and one long response question.  Everything that will be asked of you on the test is represented in this study guide. Make sure you use all the resources available below. 
*If we did not cover something in class, and it was not part of the assigned reading, it will not be included on the final.

Long Response Question 
* Incomplete or vague explanations of the terms will cost you points.  ​  
  • What motivates human behavior? Choose any behavior that you can apply one of the many perspectives to that we’ve covered in this class. We’ve talked specifically about Infant Reflexes, Thrill Seeking, Hunger and Eating Disorders, Sex and Sexuality, Exploration, Manipulation and Contact, and Empathy. You can explain one that we’ve covered, or any other that you can think of.  Your response must use one of the theories or perspectives we’ve discussed.
  • (Theories/Perspectives (Choose One): Instinct Theory and Baldwin Effect, Drive Reduction Theory, Arousal Theory and Yerkes-Dodson Law, Zuckerman's proposal, Maslow’s Self-Actualization and Hierarchy of Needs, Harlow’s Contact Comfort, Emotional Intelligence)

Flashcards

Use quizlet.com to create a set of flashcards for the key terms listed below. 
  • Emotions
  • Motivation
  • Yerkes - Dodson Law
  • Self-Actualization
  • Zuckerman's Proposal
  • Drive Reduction Theory
  • Instinct Theory
  • Arousal Theory
  • Primary Drive
  • Secondary Drive
  • Hierarchy of Needs
  • Psychological State of Hunger
  • Biological State of Hunger
  • Lateral Hypothalamus
  • Ventromedial Hypothalamus
  • Internal Drives
  • External Drives
  • Intrinsic Motivation
  • Extrinsic Motivation
  • Cultural Influences 
  • Anorexia Nervous
  • Bulimia
  • Binge Eating Disorder
  • Anatomical Gender
  • Gender Identity
  • Kinsey Scale
  • Masters and Johnson
  • Universal Emotions
  • Secondary Emotions
  • Emotional Intelligence

PowerPoints 

As you look over the short and long response questions, it might be helpful to review the powerpoints below so you can recall what we covered in class. 
PowerPoint for Week 1, Day 2: The Role of Instinct in Behavior (Click Here)
PowerPoint for Week 1, Day 4: Intrinsic and Extrinsic Motivation (Click Here)
PowerPoint for Week 2, Day 6: The Science of Hunger (Click Here)
PowerPoint for Week 2, Day 8: Eating Disorders (Click Here)
PowerPoint for Week 3, Day 13 : Other Motives (Click Here)
PowerPoint for Week 1, Day 3: Drive Reduction and Thrill Seeking (Click Here)
PowerPoint for Week 1, Day 5: Self-Actualization (Click Here)
PowerPoint for Week 3, Day12 : Human Sexuality (Click Here)

Practice Quizzes using Quizizz 

You must enter your full name in the name box in order to get credit. To access the quiz, go to join.quizizz.com and enter the game pins for each quiz. 
  • Theories of Motivation (pin - 909125)
  • Hunger and Eating Disorders (pin - 817186)
  • Human Sexuality (pin - 761798)