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- PSY 355 Week 1 Discussion Question 1
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- Is it possible to motivate a student to obtain an
A grade if he orshe does not value an A grade
more than a C grade? Why or why not?
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- PSY 355 Week 1 Discussion Question 1
- PSY 355 Week 1 Discussion Question 2
- PSY 355 Week 1 DQ 3
- PSY 355 Week 1 DQ 4
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- PSY 355 Week 1 Discussion Question 2
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- Please list four things that bring you pleasure,
and four thingsthat bring you pain. Which do you,
personally, think motivates youmore, trying to
obtain the pleasure, or trying to avoid the pain?
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- 1 - What is motivation?
- 2 - Does perception affect motivation? Why or why
not? - 1 - What are the major sources of motivation?
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- PSY 355 week 1 Individual Assignment Sources of
Motivation Paper (2 Papers)
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- Do internal and external sources need to be
complementary for motivation to occur? - For example, is it possible to motivate a student
to obtain an A grade if he or she does not value
an A grade more than a C grade? - Explain your answer.
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- This Tutorial contains 2 Different Papers
- Sources of Motivation Paper Prepare a 700 to
900-word paper in which you examine the concept
of motivation. As a part of your examination be
sure to address the following items
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- PSY 355 Week 2 Discussion Question 1
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- Weve had some great discussions during Week 1
regarding themotivating power of fear. Many of
you, in fact, identified fear ofpain as being a
greater motivator for you than is the attainment
ofthat which brings you pleasure. Is it
possible, though, that fear isalso the primary
motivator in the attainment of pleasure? Why or
why not?
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- 1 - What is a person's mate value?
- 2 - Evaluate and compute your mate value and that
of your spouse/partner (current or most recent).
Are you surprised by the results? What do the
results mean (for you, your life, your
relationships, etc.)?
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- PSY 355 Week 2 Team Assignment Motivation
Theories Presentation
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- Is it possible for someone to become a
chocoholic--a person addicted to chocolate? Why
or why not? - Alcohol and nicotine are 2 legal drugs. In some
states, marijuana (cannabis) is also legal. - 1 - What are the pros and cons of legalizing
other drugs (such as marijuana, cocaine,
methamphetamine, heroin, 'designer drugs', etc.)?
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- Select at least 2 theories concerning human
motivation. - Obtain faculty approval of your selected theories
prior to beginning this assignment. - Prepare a 12 slide presentation (using
Microsoft PowerPoint, Prezi, Glogster, or any
other presentation software program) in which you
analyze your selected motivational theories
(Note 12 content slides are required, plus a
'title' slide a 'reference' slide).
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- PSY 355 Week 3 Discussion Question 1
- PSY 355 Week 3 Discussion Question 2
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- To be clinically diagnosed as addicted to a
chemical substance or abehavior, a person must
demonstrate continued involvement with
thesubstance or activity even though that person
has experienced or isaware of detrimental
consequences to his or her job,
relationships,financial security, or health.
With this in mind, please answer thefollowing
questions
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- Personality typology is one means of trying to
understand why andpredict how people are
motivated to behave as they do. In this
weeksreadings, you are exposed to several
theories of personality, includingthe 5-Factor
Model, the Sensation Seeking personality model,
EysencksThree Factor Model, as well as the
Adlerian personality model of the 1Priority
(posted in the Course Materials folder). Another
widely usedmodel is the Jung Typology (often
tested with the Myers-Briggs, orKiersey
Personality Inventories). Before responding to
this DQ, takeabout 15 minutes to go
tohttp//www.humanmetrics.com/cgi-win/JTypes2.asp
to take the JungTypology Test. After you have
completed the test, click on ScoreIt, read the
interpretations of your results, and then answer
thefollowing questions
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- What are the similarities and differences between
physiological needs and psychological needs? - 2a - Do you think you can raise your self-esteem
by thinking about your successes in your domains
of contingent self-worth - 2b - Can you lower your self-esteem by thinking
about your failures in those areas?
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- How do psychological needs and personality traits
differ in the manner they motivate behavior?
Explain your answer.
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- PSY 355 Week 3 Individual Assignment Motivation
and the Brain Paper
- PSY 355 Week 4 Discussion Question 1
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- Select 1 of the following topics as the basis for
this paper - Eating healthy
- Exercising
- Quitting smoking
- Quitting drinking
- Refraining from using drugs
- Write a 1,000 word paper in which you analyze
the brain structures functions associated with
the motivation to engage in your selected
behavior.
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- One common problem of motivation is
procrastination, or putting offuntil the very
last moment doing what is necessary to attain
onesgoals, which is discussed briefly in
chapters seven and 10 of thecourse text.
According to Clayton Taylor-Ladd (1996-2007), the
twobasic types of procrastinators are
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- PSY 355 Week 4 Discussion Question 2
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- We know that ones emotions affect ones facial
muscles to produce the expressions we understand
as happiness, sadness, anger, fear, frustration,
etc. Is it also true, though that, aside from
regulating intensity of an existing emotion, the
muscles in ones face can createor change ones
emotions?
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- If increased arousal results in increased
performance, why does it not also lead to a more
efficient performance? In your response, please
include an example that demonstrates this from
your own life. - 1 - Why do you listen to music? Do any of these
reasons include energization, relaxation, and
mood alteration? - 2 - How can music be used to alter arousal levels?
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- PSY 355 Week 4 Individual Assignment Arousal,
Behavior, Stress, and Affect Worksheet
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- 1 - What are some examples of life stressors?
- 2 - In what ways do individuals differ in their
appraisal of and ability to cope with life
stressors? - 3 - Are there certain personality traits that
serve to buffer individuals against stressors and
stress? Why or why not?
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- Complete the Material Arousal, Behavior, Stress,
and Affect Worksheet. - Click the Assignment Files tab to submit your
assignment.
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- PSY 355 Week 5 Discussion Question 1
- PSY 355 Week 5 Discussion Question 2
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- As you read last week, stress is not only a great
motivator, on along-term or redundant basis, it
is also responsible for a plethora ofphysical
illnesses ranging from the common cold, to
allergic reactions,to heart disease and even
cancer. It is also a major contributor tomany
psychological disorders including depression,
anxiety, cognitivedisruption and learning
disorders.
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- Please post your response to the following
discussion question byclicking on Reply - In terms of motivation, what are some possible
consequences ofincorrectly labeling ones own
emotional feelings or, those ofanother? How
can this happen? What can be done to avoid this?
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- Do you find yourself obeying the principle of
least effort or the law of less work? For
example, do you drive instead of walk, take the
elevator instead of stairs, eat fast-food rather
than cook, or take an easy elective course rather
than a challenging one? Why do you think this is
so?
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- - When you smile in greeting a friend, it is
because you are happy to see him/her, or is it
simply a greeting without any feeling?
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- PSY 355 Week 5 Team Assignment Emotions Paper
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- Write a 1,000 word paper in which you analyze
the function of emotions as motive. Address the
following items in your analysis - Examine at least 2 historical theories of emotion
arousal as they relate to human motivation. - Analyze at least 2 research methods used for
uncovering basic emotions.
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