Behavioral Neuroscience-Motivation, Arousal, Emotion [GRE (Graduate Record Examinations) Psychology]: Questions 1 - 5 of 7

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Question 1

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Edward Tolman՚s theory of motivation postulated that

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Choice (5)Response

a.

Performance = Ability x Practice

b.

Success = Practice x Drive

c.

Performance = Drive x Habit

d.

Performance = Expectancy x Value

e.

Motivation = Need – Fear

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Question 2

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If we love someone, it is NOT necessary to:

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Choice (5)Response

a.

Avoid ever feeling angry toward the other.

b.

Be constantly close.

c.

Control the other՚s life.

d.

Possess the other.

e.

All a., b., c. and d. are correct

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Question 3

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According to Albert Ellis՚s rational-emotive therapy, our emotional upsets are:

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a.

Caused by rejection from those that we love.

b.

The result of our faulty beliefs.

c.

Caused by traumatic events in life.

d.

The result of thwarted unconscious impulses.

e.

Caused by incongruence within the self.

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Question 4

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Intimacy is brought about and maintained through:

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Choice (5)Response

a.

Self-acceptance.

b.

Self-denial.

c.

Self-chemistry.

d.

Self-disclosure.

e.

Self-sacrifice.

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Question 5

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Intrinsic motivation occurs when:

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Choice (5)Response

a.

Obligations or approval are factors.

b.

There is no obvious external reward for one՚s behavior.

c.

Inborn drives are expressed in behavior.

d.

There are clear external rewards for one՚s behavior.

e.

Extrinsic motivation is also high.

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