Because they involve arousal, emotions and motivations are “hot” — they “charge,” “drive,” or “move” our behaviour. When we experience emotions or strong motivations, we feel the experiences. When we become aroused, the sympathetic nervous system provides us with energy to respond to our environment.Jipson So main Q - 2 ka 5 ka kya likh raha hai AV eaeere Ans.- Carver suggests a useful distinction between the two constructs as they relate to goals: while motivation may be the drive toward goal fulfillment, emotion may be emergent from one’s sensed rate of progress toward goals; the difference between one’s present status and one's goal state is experienced as affect and may lead to goal reprioritization in order to maximize goal fulfillment (Carver, 2006). Similarly, Rolls (2000) suggests that emotions are states elicited by rewarding and punishing reinforcers of behavior Vie a