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What is the primary focus of an individual striving for self-actualization?
What is the primary focus of an individual striving for self-actualization?
- Gaining social approval
- Achieving financial success
- Developing emotional intelligence
- Fullest development of potential (correct)
Which of the following describes the nature of mood?
Which of the following describes the nature of mood?
- A purely physiological response
- A reaction to immediate events
- A short-term emotional response
- An affective state of long duration (correct)
According to Plutchik, emotions are arranged in pairs of opposites. Which of the following is one such pair?
According to Plutchik, emotions are arranged in pairs of opposites. Which of the following is one such pair?
- Love-hate
- Joy-stress
- Joy-sadness (correct)
- Fear-happiness
Which of the following emotions is NOT part of Izard's proposed set of basic emotions?
Which of the following emotions is NOT part of Izard's proposed set of basic emotions?
What distinguishes emotions from moods?
What distinguishes emotions from moods?
Which of the following best describes the role of verbal expressions in emotion?
Which of the following best describes the role of verbal expressions in emotion?
Which emotion is NOT recognized as a basic emotion in the set proposed by most psychologists?
Which emotion is NOT recognized as a basic emotion in the set proposed by most psychologists?
What is the effect of lower-level needs being unsatisfied in the needs hierarchy?
What is the effect of lower-level needs being unsatisfied in the needs hierarchy?
What primarily triggers the motivation to drink water?
What primarily triggers the motivation to drink water?
What is the term for the need to seek close relationships with others?
What is the term for the need to seek close relationships with others?
In which part of the brain are osmoreceptors located?
In which part of the brain are osmoreceptors located?
When is the need for affiliation most likely to be aroused?
When is the need for affiliation most likely to be aroused?
What type of tasks do individuals high in achievement motivation tend to prefer?
What type of tasks do individuals high in achievement motivation tend to prefer?
What does the need for power entail?
What does the need for power entail?
What motivates people with high achievement motivation to seek feedback?
What motivates people with high achievement motivation to seek feedback?
Why do people try to form groups or collectivity?
Why do people try to form groups or collectivity?
What is the purpose of monitoring strategies in coping with stress?
What is the purpose of monitoring strategies in coping with stress?
Which of the following relaxation techniques is mentioned as helpful in managing stress?
Which of the following relaxation techniques is mentioned as helpful in managing stress?
How does preparation contribute to reducing examination stress?
How does preparation contribute to reducing examination stress?
What does blunting refer to in coping strategies?
What does blunting refer to in coping strategies?
Which of the following is a suggested strategy for rehearsing before an exam?
Which of the following is a suggested strategy for rehearsing before an exam?
What role does exercise play in coping with stressful situations?
What role does exercise play in coping with stressful situations?
Why is it recommended to familiarize oneself with question paper patterns?
Why is it recommended to familiarize oneself with question paper patterns?
Visualizing success in taking an exam is intended to achieve what effect?
Visualizing success in taking an exam is intended to achieve what effect?
What primarily drives achievement motivation in individuals?
What primarily drives achievement motivation in individuals?
Which group of individuals shows a dominant need for exploration and achievement motivation?
Which group of individuals shows a dominant need for exploration and achievement motivation?
According to Maslow's hierarchy of needs, what happens to higher needs?
According to Maslow's hierarchy of needs, what happens to higher needs?
Which of the following factors is NOT a source from which children learn achievement motivation?
Which of the following factors is NOT a source from which children learn achievement motivation?
What is a common reaction of children when their motive to explore is discouraged?
What is a common reaction of children when their motive to explore is discouraged?
What aspect of Maslow's theory is noted for its popularity?
What aspect of Maslow's theory is noted for its popularity?
What is the primary objective of achievement motivation during formative years?
What is the primary objective of achievement motivation during formative years?
What misconception is associated with the hierarchy of needs?
What misconception is associated with the hierarchy of needs?
What are the basic emotions identified in Western literature?
What are the basic emotions identified in Western literature?
How many emotions does ancient Chinese literature cite?
How many emotions does ancient Chinese literature cite?
Which classical Indian dance is known for its expression of emotions through body movements?
Which classical Indian dance is known for its expression of emotions through body movements?
What difference is noted in gaze behavior between cultures?
What difference is noted in gaze behavior between cultures?
How does culture influence emotional labeling?
How does culture influence emotional labeling?
Which of the following emotions is not considered basic in Western literature?
Which of the following emotions is not considered basic in Western literature?
What aspect of body language is highlighted as essential in theatre and drama?
What aspect of body language is highlighted as essential in theatre and drama?
Which emotion is not included in the eight emotions identified in ancient Indian literature?
Which emotion is not included in the eight emotions identified in ancient Indian literature?
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Study Notes
Human Motivation and Needs
- Humans seek social connections; feelings of thirst or dry mouth can drive individuals to form groups.
- Motivation to drink water stems from internal body conditions like dehydration and decreased blood volume.
- Affiliation arises from the desire for social contact during times of distress or happiness, prompting individuals to seek companionship.
Need for Power and Achievement
- Need for power enables individuals to influence behaviors and outcomes.
- Achievement motivation drives people to excel and meet standards of excellence, stemming from parental and role model influence.
- Higher academic achievements lead to opportunities for further studies and career advancements.
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
- Abraham Maslow's theory categorizes human needs in a hierarchy; lower-level (physiological) needs must be met before higher levels (self-actualization).
- Self-actualization represents the fulfillment of potential, embodying qualities like self-awareness and creativity.
- Few reach the highest level of self-actualization; most remain focused on fulfilling basic needs.
Emotions and Their Expression
- Emotions are complex responses involving physiological, subjective, and cognitive components.
- Recognized basic emotions include anger, disgust, fear, happiness, sadness, and surprise; other models identify additional emotions and blends.
- Cultural influences shape emotional expression, affecting communication through gestures, body movements, and verbal cues.
Cultural Differences in Emotional Expression
- Different cultures can interpret and express emotions uniquely; for instance, Japanese and Indian literature recognizes various emotional categories.
- Western literature typically classifies primary emotions as happiness, sadness, fear, anger, and disgust, with others seen as less universal.
Coping with Negative Emotions
- Coping strategies in stressful situations, like exams, involve either monitoring (actively addressing stressors) or blunting (avoiding stressors).
- Important strategies include preparation, practicing relaxation techniques, and familiarizing oneself with exam patterns to manage anxiety.
Techniques for Stress Management
- Prepare thoroughly for exams to build confidence and mitigate stress.
- Relaxation techniques help manage nerves and provide clarity of thought under pressure.
- Exercise can counteract anxiety by channelling excess energy and enhancing focus on studies.
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