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What is meant by “Motivation” in this lesson?Motivational theories: Motivation concerns processes that initiate, direct, and sustain behavior.
What is meant by “Intrinsic motivation” in this lesson?Motivational theories: Intrinsic motivation involves engagement for the activity's interest or satisfaction.
What is meant by “Extrinsic motivation” in this lesson?Motivational theories: Extrinsic motivation involves outcomes separable from the activity itself.
What is meant by “Drive reduction” in this lesson?Motivational theories: Drive-reduction models explain some behavior through reducing need-related tension.
What is meant by “Goal orientation” in this lesson?Motivational theories: Goal orientation concerns aims guiding effort and evaluation.
What is meant by “Self-determination framework” in this lesson?Motivational theories: This framework examines needs for autonomy, competence, and relatedness in motivation.
What is meant by “Emotion” in this lesson?Emotion and physiology: Emotion involves coordinated experiential, physiological, and behavioral processes.
What is meant by “Autonomic response” in this lesson?Emotion and physiology: Autonomic responses involve bodily regulation such as heart rate and sweating.
What is meant by “Cognitive appraisal” in this lesson?Emotion and physiology: Appraisal evaluates an event's relevance and meaning.
What is meant by “Expressive behavior” in this lesson?Emotion and physiology: Expression includes visible or audible behavior associated with emotion.
What is meant by “Emotion-theory comparison” in this lesson?Emotion and physiology: Theories differ in how they relate physiology, appraisal, and experienced emotion.
What is meant by “Physiology limitation” in this lesson?Emotion and physiology: Similar bodily changes can occur in different emotions and nonemotional conditions.
What is meant by “Stressor” in this lesson?Stress and coping: A stressor is a demand or event contributing to a stress response.
What is meant by “Stress appraisal” in this lesson?Stress and coping: Appraisal evaluates demands and available coping resources.
What is meant by “Problem-focused coping” in this lesson?Stress and coping: Problem-focused coping addresses the source of a demand when change is feasible.
What is meant by “Emotion-focused coping” in this lesson?Stress and coping: Emotion-focused coping addresses emotional responses rather than necessarily changing the external demand.
What is meant by “Social support” in this lesson?Stress and coping: Social support provides assistance, connection, or emotional resources.
What is meant by “Chronic stress” in this lesson?Stress and coping: Chronic stress involves persistent or recurring demands and can affect health and functioning.