Describe the feeling of anxiety
What will be an ideal response?
The person waits for the worst to happen and cannot enjoy a personal life. The person will have the following: fear, apprehension, rapid heart rate, shortness of breath, loss of appetite, and tremors.
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The pursuit of an activity for an outcome that is separate from the person is called ________
a) the need for affiliation b) intrinsic motivation c) extrinsic motivation d) a mastery goal
Which conclusion is least consistent with the original formulation of the frustration-aggression hypothesis? a. The need to aggress in response to frustration can be reduced if the frustrated individual behaves in anaggressive but relatively harmless way toward an object that is not related to the source of the frustration
b. The need to aggress in response to frustration is taught directly by reinforcement, important models, and themedia, and can be "unlearned" if the reinforcements and models change. c. The need to aggress in response to frustration is a psychological drive that resembles the physiological drive ofseeking food in response to hunger. d. The need to aggress in response to frustration can lead to nonviolent acts of aggression such as spreadingrumors about someone or telling hostile jokes.
Research has shown that which of the following had particularly strong negative reactions to a new brother or sister?
a. preschool girls who had a positive relationship with their fathers b. preschool boys who had a positive relationship with their fathers c. preschool boys who had a positive relationship with their mothers d. preschool girls who had a positive relationship with their mothers
Early in psychology's history Charles Darwin, William James, and others proposed that motivation was a result of:
a) instincts. b) incentives. c) drives. d) emotions.