Jeopardy Review

1. Jeopardy
Hunger
Theories
of Emotio Motivation Motivat 2 Yomamma
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Final Jeopardy

2. $100
This sugar is our blood sugar

3. $100
Glucose

4. $200
I’m late for lunch. I’m hungry!
What part of the hypothalamus
(stimulated) tells our body it’s hungry.

5. $200 Lateral hypothalamus
I’m late for lunch. I’m hungry. Lateral hypothalamus

6. $300
This hormone stimulates hunger.

7. $300
Ghrelin

8. $400
This eating disorder is when
girls are less than 85% of
their ideal body weight.
They basically starve
themselves.

9. $400
Anorexia

10. $500
This part of the
hypothalamus
(stimulated) tells your
body when it’s full.

11. $500
Ventromedial hypothalamus

12. $100
This theory of emotion says we
experience emotion after a
Physiological response.

13. $100
James Lange theory

14. $200
This theory says we have a
cognitive appraisal of emotion.

15. $200
Schacter Two Factor

16. $300
This part of our brain produces a
fear response.

17. $300 amygdala

18. $400
This theory says we experience the feeling of
emotion at the same time we have a
physiological response.

19. $400
Canon Bard

20. $500
This is the fancy word for venting your
emotions

21. $500 catharsis

22. 100
People who are motivated for no obvious reason are
said to be __________ motivated.

23. $100
Intrinsically motivated
Why do we feed ducks????

24. 200
I’m a lawyer because I like to
make money. I am ______
motivated.

25. $200 Extriniscally

26. 300
Excessive extrinsic motivation will do
this to intrinsic motivation.

27. $300 Reduce it.
(overjustification effect)

28. $400
An unlearned behavior that is passed down from
generation to generation is this.

29. 400
Instinct

30. 500
This is the idea we are driven by basic biological
needs. Satisfying these needs brings us back to
homeostasis. _______ _______ Theory

31. $500 Drive Reduction Theory

32. $100
This theory explains why we
want to ride rollercoasters and
jump off of cliffs.

33. $100
Arousal Theory

34. $200
He was famous for his sex studies in
the 1950s.

35. $200
Alfred Kinsey

36. $300
This term describes how our hypothalamus
maintains our weight like a thermostat

37. 300 Set point

38. 400
This “law” says we perform better under an
optimal level of arousal.

39. $400
Yerkes-Dodson Law

40. $500
This is our tendency to adapt to new things over
time.

41. $500
Adaption-Level Phenomenon

42. $100
This term describes when we have
to choose between 2 equally
pleasant outcomes.

43. $100
Approach-Approach Conflict
Travel to Spain or Hawaii?????

44. $200
This “conflict” is when there are good
and bad things for each of the things
you have to choose from.

45. $200
Approach-
Avoidance
Conflict

46. $300
This “hypothesis” says if we force
ourselves to smile, we will actually
feel better.

47. $300
Facial Feedback Hypotheiss

48. $400
He studied emotions and facial
expressions around the world.

49. $400
Paul Ekman

50. $500
Although there are 6 basic
facial expressions that are
culturally universal, this is the
emotional difference between
cultures.

51. $500
Display Rules
Individualistic cultures
encourage “catharsis” more
than collective cultures

52. Final Jeopardy

53. Final Jeopardy Answer
Who is Tolstoy?
(The book is
Kingdom of God)