PPT-Emotion AP Psychology – Chapter 10

Motivation and Emotion Alice F Short Hilliard Davidson High School Chapter Preview Theories of Motivation Hunger Obesity and Eating Disorders Motivation in Everyday Life Emotion Pursuit of Happiness. . . in Action. Second edition. Nicole Letch. Edwina Ricci . Psychology . in Action. . has been written to prepare Year 10 students for senior study in psychology. . . It’s objective is to stimulate student interest in some of the occupational fields of psychology..  . Centre for the Study of Emotion and Law. Psychology and the law:. Decision-making and. the Science of emotion. Emotion and law – not an odd couple. How common is ‘common sense’?. The assumptions judges make. Unit 1. Mrs. Benson. Psychology Google Doc. Create a Google Doc . Name it “Name: Psychology Chapter 1”. Share it with me: . jbenson@westmichiganaviation.org. Type the following statement . in bold size 12 . Overseas Institutional Visit . Bonni Crawford. School of Psychology. Social Punishment. Social Reward. My PhD…. …Is concerned with the psychological and neurobiological mechanisms of social reward and punishment processing.. Four “stages” of psychology in the U.S.. Pre-revolution – use of reason to distinguish between God, beliefs, religion, and state.. 1776-1886 – “common sense” philosophers accept feelings and senses as equal to reason.. Motivational Theories and . Concepts. Motives. are the needs, wants, interests, . & desires . that propel people in certain directions. . Motivation . involves goal-directed behavior. Drive Theories. Part 3. Website:. http. ://. mcmurrayvmc.weebly.com/index.html. Twitter:. Mrs. . McMurray@mcmurrayvmc. Figure 9.10 . A simplified model of brain areas involved in language processing. Figure 11.2 . © 2014 Wadsworth Cengage Learning. What is Emotion?. Emotion: . C. onscious evaluative reaction to some event. How do emotions guide your behavior?. How do emotions provide you with feedback?. Mood: . LO . 11.1a . Describe the major theories of emotion.. Mental states or feelings (. affective states) associated . with our evaluation of our experiences. Discrete emotions theory—. humans experience a small number of distinct emotions, though they may combine in complex ways.. April 21, 2014. Today’s Lesson 4/21/2014. Journal prompt: Psychotherapy . Go into Therapy (Chapter 15) . The King’s Speech. Planning: . 4/21 Psychotherapy. 4/23 . Medical approach; Eclectic approach. James-Lange. Emotions are caused by our awareness of our physiological responses to emotion-arousing stimuli. Emotions follow physical response. L follows J in the alphabet. Cannon-Bard. An emotion-arousing stimulus simultaneously triggers a physiological response and the subjective experience of emotion. auer Robin Innes-Ker 2002 Dewitte De Houwer 2008 The present dy aimed to further these results by not only examining the relationship between adult attachment Minnesota State University Moorhead is Chapter 4:JUdging. Mona. SUE . Weissmark, Ph.D. .. 4. CHAPTER 4: . JudginG. . 4. The Genesis of Judging. Limitations of the Cognitive Approach. Beyond the Cognitive Approach. The Limitations of Laboratory Studies. of Michigan this article, the author describes a new theoretical on positive emotions and situates this new within the emerging field of positive psychol- The broaden-and-build theory posits that