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What is cognition?
What is cognition?
Processing
What is behavior?
What is behavior?
Reaction
What are the types of motivation?
What are the types of motivation?
- Cognitive
- Learned (correct)
- Biological (correct)
- Stimulus (correct)
What are the sources of motivation?
What are the sources of motivation?
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Reactions and motivations are neutral.
Reactions and motivations are neutral.
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What are the three components of emotions?
What are the three components of emotions?
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Which emotions are considered basic, innate, and universal?
Which emotions are considered basic, innate, and universal?
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What does cognitive appraisal involve?
What does cognitive appraisal involve?
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Study Notes
Cognition and Behaviour
- Cognition is the process of information processing
- Behaviour is the reaction to stimuli
- Decisions are complex and influenced by consciousness
- We focus on specific stimuli and process information in unique ways
- There is a relationship between sensation, perception and reaction
Motivation
- Motivation is the process behind initiating, sustaining, directing, and stopping behaviour
- Types of motivation include:
- Biological Motivation
- Stimulus Motivation
- Learned Motivation
- Motivation can come from internal sources or external sources
Emotion
- Emotions influence our reactions and motivations
- Emotions are mediated by emotional states
- We experience strong feelings when we achieve or fail
- Past experiences influence our emotions
- Emotions have three components:
- Physiological arousal
- Outward physical displays
- Subjective feeling states
Types of Emotions
- There are basic, innate, and universal emotions that are linked to survival
- The amygdala and limbic system are involved in processing emotions
- Power and Dalgliesh (2008) identified five basic emotions:
- Fear
- Anger
- Happiness
- Sadness
- Disgust
- Colibazzi et al (2010) proposed a dimensional theory of emotions:
- Valence (pleasant-unpleasant continuum)
- Arousal (excited or relaxed)
- Distinct brain networks are associated with different emotional states
- Each emotional state has typical action patterns
- Adults regulate emotions
Cognition & Emotion
- Thoughts are part of emotional responses
- Memories and beliefs influence our feelings and how we make sense of the world
- Cognitive Appraisal:
- We interpret sensory information
- We decide how relevant information is
- We identify if something is good, bad, or threatening
- We then select a behaviour based on the information and feelings
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Explore the intertwined concepts of cognition, motivation, and emotion with this quiz. Understand how decision-making processes are influenced by internal and external stimuli, and how emotions affect our behaviors and reactions. Test your knowledge on types of motivation and the components of emotions.
