Quiz: Motivation and Emotion
This information gathered for this quiz comes from Psychology 101, Chapter 7: Motivation and Emotion.
Directions: Respond to the following items with either true or false. When you have responded to all items, click the Score button at the bottom of the page. |
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1. |
The
drive reduction theory was developed by Clark Hull. |
2. |
Arousal
theory argues that we need a specific amount of arousal in order to feel
comfortable. |
3. |
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs argues for five levels
of needs beginning with physiological needs and ending with our need for
self-actualization. |
4. | Maslow
was a psychoanalytic theorist.
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5. |
According
to the Cannon-Bard theory of emotion, we experience an even and then
experience both physiological arousal and emotion at the same time. |
6. |
According
to the Lazarus theory of emotion, a thought will always precede an
emotion. |
7. |
Without
identifying a reason for physiological changes, we can not experience
emotions according to the Schachter-Singer theory.. |
8. |
The
facial feedback theory of emotion argues that we experience emotions
through our interpretation of other people facial expressions. |
9. |
Freud
believed that there are only two drives that motivate us in all of our
behaviors. These drives are called Eros and Thanatos.. |
10. |
Some
argue that we are motivated by internally bred needs called instincts and
that these instincts are present at birth. |
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