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    This document contains 20 questions about motivation and emotions for a psychology class. It asks students to define key terms like motivation and motives, describe biological drives like hunger and thirst, explain social motives and the achievement motive, and contrast intrinsic and extrinsic motivation. Students are also asked to define emotion, discuss how emotions can impact behavior, and ways that emotions can be studied. The questions cover foundational concepts in motivation and emotion that are important to understand for the psychology course.

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    MOTIVATION AND EMOTIONS 1

    PSYCHOLOGY
    MR. SCHEEL

    1. Define motivation.

    2. What are motives?

    3. How do you know a person is operating with a motive?

    4. What are the biological drives?

    5. Describe the hunger drive.

    6. Explain the thirst drive.

    7. Explain another type of biological drive.

    8. What are the social motives?

    9. Define the achievement motive.

    10. Contrast the achievement motive in women from that of men.


    11. Explain the exploratory motive.

    12. What is the approval motive?

    13. What is intrinsic motivation?

    14. Create an example of intrinsic motivation.

    15. What is extrinsic motivation?

    16. Create an example of extrinsic motivation.

    17. Describe emotion.

    18. How can emotions have various effects on behavior?

    19. How can we study emotion?

    20. How are you doing today? (Be detailed)

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