PSYB30H3 Chapter : PSYB30 Lecture notes, Lec 12 - 17

Lecture 12: chapter 7 goals &amp; strivings. First determine what themes distinguish the stories written under motive arousal conditions from those written under neutral testing conditions. Use several motive arousal conditions as part of this process.  then use those themes as part of a scoring system to assess the motivation of individuals. Premise is that the aroused group will score higher for achievement motivation: criticisms of the tat, poor reliability asking participants to tell story after story makes for poor internal consistency.  being involved in a long-term achievement project.  doing something unique: predicts highly in the career of business/entrepreneurship.  giving unsolicited (not asked for) help or advice to others.  attempting to impress, persuade or prove a point: predicts highly to careers in the ministry, journalism, psychology/psychiatry, politics. Power motivation suggests that being drawn to politics also holds that you are successful.

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Personality

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Marc A Fournier

University of Toronto Scarborough

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17. A motivation theorist who believes in the expectancy X value theory of motivation would most likely say that two people can respond differently to the same incentive because A) they have different drives B) they have different unconscious motives C) they have different deficiency needs D) they evaluate the worth of the incentive differently E) they have different instincts

10. Which of the following statements would likely have been made by a sociobiologist? A) reality is a social construction and little is shared across cultures B) an individual's social behaviour is determined by external rewards C) much our behaviour is unknown to our conscious mind—we are driven by unconscious impulses and desires D) social behaviours that increase our ability to pass on our genes will be more likely to be represented in future generations E) all humans seek to self-actualize and grow

22. The theories of Richard Lazarus and Stanley Schachter are similar because both A) propose that emotion is caused by unconscious conflicts B) propose that extrinsic reward decreases intrinsic motivation C) propose that emotional expression is culturally determined D) propose that cognitive appraisals are an essential component of emotional experience E) all of the above

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