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Motivation

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motivation   show
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show this concept helps psychologist accomplish what Albert Einsteun onces call the whole purpose of science: to discover unity in diversity  
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show a reason or purpose for behavior  
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instinct theory   show
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show scientist think of this as something that uus used to explain the relationship between environmental stimuli and behavioral response  
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show innate, automatic dispostitions towards responding in a particular way when confronted with a specific stimulus  
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fixed-action patterns   show
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evolutionary psychologist   show
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alturism   show
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show a theory of motivation stating that motivation arises from imbalances in response to change  
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homeostasis   show
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show psychological state of arousal created by an imbalance in homeostasis that promps the orgamism to take action to restore balance and reduce drive  
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drive types   show
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primary drives   show
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secondary drives   show
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show a general level of activation that is reflected in several physiological systems  
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arousal theories   show
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incentive theory   show
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show wanting, liking  
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show the process of being attracted to stimuli  
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show is the immediate evaluation of how pleasurable a stimuli is  
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hunger   show
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satiety   show
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satiety factors   show
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leptin   show
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lateral hypothalamus   show
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ventromedial hypothalamus   show
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paraventricular nucleus   show
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obesity   show
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Body Mass Index   show
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show an eating disorder characterized by self-starvation and dramatic weight loss  
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anorexia nervosa examples   show
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show causes serious, often irreversible physical damage, including reduction in bone density tha enhances the risk of fractures  
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anorexia 3   show
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show an eating disorder that involves eating massive amounts of food and then eliminating the food by self-induced vomiting or the use of strong laxatives  
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show usually found in women in the desire to be slender  
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anorexia 4   show
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bulimia nervosa 3   show
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sexual scripts   show
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sexual responses cycle   show
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show problems with sex that involves sexual motivation, arousal, or orgasmic response  
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show extrinisic and intrinsic  
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extrinistic motivation   show
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show a desire to attain internal satisfaction satisfaction  
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workplace achievement   show
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show biological, safety, belongingness and love, esteem, and self-acualization  
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approach-approach conflicts   show
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approach-approach example   show
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avoidance-avoidance conflict   show
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show some forced to sell the house or to declare bankruptcy faces  
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show of someone you cant stand had tickets to your favorite groups sold-out concert and invited you to come along, what would you do  
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approach-avoidance conflict   show
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show two ore more alternatives each have both positive and negative features  
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show baseed on that any reaction to a stimulus is followed by an opposite reaction  
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opponent-process theory 2   show
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opponent-process theory 3   show
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