1. Motivation & Emotion
A review game
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2. Jeopardy Final Jeopardy 100 200 300 400 500 Theories
Need & Achievement
Motivation
Stress
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500
Final Jeopardy

3. He created a hierarchy of needs.
Theories - 100
He created a hierarchy of needs.

4. Theories - 100
Who is Maslow?

5. What did Harlow’s experiment show?
Theories - 200
What did Harlow’s experiment show?

6. What is emotional comfort is equally important as physiological needs?
Theories - 200
What is emotional comfort is equally important as physiological needs?

7. Explain the three steps of the James-Lange Theory?
Theories – 300
Explain the three steps of the James-Lange Theory?
(100 pts. per answer)

8. 3. Person is aware something is wrong
Theories - 300
What are:
1. Stimulus happens
2. body reacts
3. Person is aware something is wrong

9. Name the six universal emotions.
Theories - 400
Name the six universal emotions.

10. What is: happy, sad, anger, fear, disgust, surprise?
Theories - 400
What is: happy, sad, anger, fear, disgust, surprise?

11. Theories - 500
This theory was created because it is too difficult to differentiate between emotions based only on physiological factors.

12. What is the Cannon-Bard theory?
Theories - 500
What is the Cannon-Bard theory?

13. Need & Achievement - 100
This is homeostasis.

14. What is when your body is in balance?
Need & Achievement - 100
What is when your body is in balance?

15. DAILY DOUBLE

16. Examples of this would include: curiosity and manipulation.
Need & Achievement - 200
Examples of this would include: curiosity and manipulation.

17. What is a non-survival need?
Need & Achievement - 200
What is a non-survival need?

18. Examples of this would include: wealth, social acceptance, & approval.
Need & Achievement - 300
Examples of this would include: wealth, social acceptance, & approval.

19. What are secondary drives?
Need & Achievement - 300
What are secondary drives?

20. Need & Achievement - 400
What is it called when a woman sees her goals but society prevents her from achieving them?

21. What is the glass-ceiling?
Need & Achievement – 400
What is the glass-ceiling?

22. According to McClelland, humans are motivated by these three needs.
Need & Achievement - 500
According to McClelland, humans are motivated by these three needs.

23. Need & Achievement - 500
What are:
Affiliation
Achievement
Power?

24. This is the term for motivation by rewards or avoiding punishment.

25. What is a extrinsic motivation?

26. Motivation- 200
This disease is characterized by a person starving her/himself to meet their view of society’s expected body image.

27. Motivation - 200
What is anorexia?

28. Motivation - 300
This part of your brain controls your body’s set point and blood sugar levels.

29. What is the hypothalamus?
Motivation - 300
What is the hypothalamus?

30. Eating disorders are most common in this demographic.
Motivation - 400
Eating disorders are most common in this demographic.

31. Who are Caucasian females?
Motivation - 400
Who are Caucasian females?

32. Motivation - 500
According to psychologists, being born in this order gives you a slight advantage in intelligence.

33. What is being the first born?
Motivation - 500
What is being the first born?

34. Stress can affect people in these two ways.

35. What are physiologically and psychologically ?
Stress - 100
What are physiologically and psychologically ?

36. Diagnosing this stress would occur after a horrendous event.

37. What is Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)?

38. A person with this type of personality tends to relax more.
Stress - 300
A person with this type of personality tends to relax more.

39. What is Type-B personality?
Stress - 300
What is Type-B personality?

40. These are 4 kinds of physical problems associated with stress.
(100 point for each answer)

41. Stress - 400 What is: Hypertension High cholesterol Headaches
Immune system breakdown
Insomnia
Digestive system breakdown

42. DAILY DOUBLE

43. These are behavioral problems associated with stress.
(100 pts. per answer)

44. Stress - 500 What are: Doubting one’s ability Overreacting
No joy from life
Smoking/drinking/addiction
Trembling
Pacing
Unemployment
Criminal behaviors
Depression/suicide

45. The ability to understand and deal with emotions is known as this.
FINAL JEOPARDY
The ability to understand and deal with emotions is known as this.

46. What is having high emotional intelligence?
FINAL JEOPARDY
What is having high emotional intelligence?