CHAPTER 11

Learning Objectives

On completion of this chapter, students should be able to

11.1 describe the major theories of emotion (text p. 419);
11.2 identify unconscious influences on emotion (text p. 425);
11.3 explain the importance of nonverbal expression of emotion (text p. 427);
11.4 identify major lie-detection methods and their pitfalls (text p. 429);
11.5 describe the emerging discipline of positive psychology (text p. 433);
11.6 identify common myths and realities about happiness and self-esteem (text p. 435);
11.7 explain the basic principles and theories of motivation (text p. 440);
11.8 describe the determinants of hunger, weight gain, and obesity (text p. 443);
11.9 identify the symptoms of bulimia and anorexia (text p. 446);
11.10 describe the human sexual response cycle and factors that influence sexual activity (text p. 449);
11.11 identify common misconceptions about and potential influences on sexual orientation (text p. 450);
11.12 identify principles and factors that guide attraction and relationship formation (text p. 455);
11.13 describe the major types of love and the elements of love and hate (text p. 459).