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1 Motivation- Basic Concepts
Unit VIII Motivation and Emotion

2 Instincts ________ are complex behaviors that have ______ patterns throughout the species and are not _______ (Tinbergen, 1951) Must be performed __________ in the same way as ____ members of a species in relation to a certain stimulus.

3 DO humans have instincts?
During the height of the Instinct Theory craze a meta-analysis found ______ ‘instincts’ This theory fell out of favor in psychology Most human behaviors are ________ Human behavior is rarely _______ and found throughout the species Humans have _________ but not instincts However, we may be __________ to act certain ways

4 Needs vs. drives A _______ is a requirement that ______ to be fulfilled. You need to breathe, drink water, and eat food. You need security. You need _______. You need (want) money (lots of it) A need creates a state of ______ called a _____. Drive keeps us _______ and working to fulfill the need. If we are driven by our need for achievement (money, fame, property) we keep working to fulfill this need. Needs can be biological, _______, and social.

5 Biological Drives (Primary Drives)
_________ drive based on a ___________ state found in all animals. Motivate behavior necessary for survival. ________________ Hunger Thirst Sex _____________ psychology talks about the four Fs (fighting, fleeing, feeding, and reproducing)

6 Homeostasis ________ explains why we ______ fulfilling biological drives. Is the ability or tendency of an organism to maintain internal ________ or balance. A state of psychological equilibrium obtained when _______ of a drive has been ___________ or eliminated.

7 Secondary Drives- not biologically dictated
Wealth ____________ Fame

8 Operant Conditioning Go to work Come home at curfew
You do things to get ________ and to avoid __________ Go to work Come home at curfew

9 Operant conditioning factors
__________- environmental cues that trigger a motive or a desire for a __________. When a _________ creates goal-directed behavior- you do it to get a reward. Seeing a cue stimulates a motive. This is why ads use sex. It gets attention and stimulates a desire.

10 Two general types of rewards
__________- from the action itself or from ________ _________- for something ______

11 Intrinsic motivators Refers to ________ that comes from ______ an individual rather than from any ______ or outside rewards, such as money or grades. It is ____________ than external motivation.

12 Extrinsic motivators Refers to __________ that comes from _________ or outside rewards, such as money or grades.

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14 Over justification effect
Where promising a _______ for doing something we already ______ to do results in us seeing the reward as the ____________ for performing the task. When the reward is taken away, the behavior is likely to _____________.

15 We need contact Harry Harlow and the orphaned monkeys
Surrogate Mother 1- _______, food and warmth. Surrogate Mother 2- _________, warmth but no food.

16 Application of Harlow’s research

17 Aggression _________ that is intended to inflict _______ or ____________ harm on others. Freud saw it as an _______ drive (__________) that builds up until released. Society helps channel release into acceptable outlets: ________ Debates Video games _______ can increase aggression. Eros- life instinct- sexuality

18 Cultural Differences in Aggression

19 Cultural differences in aggression


20 Gender Differences: aggression

21 Gender differences in aggression

22 Why? _______________? ________ influences?
Can be associated with _________ and _________ Would explain how this pattern is seen throughout cultures ________ influences?

23 Jackson Katz: Violence against women- it’s a mans issue

24 Achievement ________ orientation __________
Desire to work ______ to do a good job __________ Take on difficult challenges just to get better Enjoyment of pitting one’s skills against those of other people (this can hurt you and your groups though)

25 Who achieves? _____________ of those who achieve: Fast learners
___________ mental sets Driven to live up to high internal standards Self __________ Take on responsibilities Don’t bow to _______ pressures

26 Affiliation The ________ to be with other people
Increase when we feel _________ Reduce _______ and anxiety _____________ benefit


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