PSYC 2800 Study Guide - Final Guide: Olfactory Receptor Neuron, Olfactory Bulb, Olfactory Mucosa

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Interpretation of physiological symptoms (chills, increased hr) Can occur unconsciously and influence behavior: motivation: what we do with emotions. Ex: eat without thinking: neuroanatomy of emotion and motivation: structures implicated= Experience world through senses and engage in motor behavior to deal with it: sensory deprivation. Subject is allowed only restricted sensory input: no sight, sound or touch. Low tolerance for deprivation and may even display hallucinations. If brain not receive stimulation , may produce it on its own: hebb and heron (1950s) After about 4 to 8 hours, subjects became quite distressed; few subjects lasted more than 24 hours. Brain has an inherent need for stimulation; one reason that we engage in behavior is to stimulate the brain: similar studies with rhesus monkeys: do tricks to look through window (stimulation) when deprived, drives and behavior, drive. Hypothetical state of arousal that motivates an organism to engage in a particular behavior.

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13. According to Freud, what motivates much of human behavior is A) the expected outcome of the behavior combined with the subjective value of that outcome B) the subjective interpretation of physiological arousal C) the battle between unconscious impulses struggling for release and psychological defenses used to keep them under control D) the consequences of a given behavior E) an intrinsic striving for self-actualization

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13. According to Freud, what motivates much of human behavior is of that A) the expected outcome of the behavior combined with the subjective value outcome B) the subjective interpretation of physiological arousal C) the battle between unconscious impulses struggling for release and psychological defenses used to keep them under control D) the consequences of a given behavior E) an intrinsic striving for self-actualization

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