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| life-threatening (ex. water & food) |
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| deficits produce stress, disrupt homeostasis. |
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1. Osometric (intracellular)
2. Volumetric (extracellular) |
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| FOUR factors that determine whether an externally-set goal will be rejected or accepted: |
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1.Percieved difficulty
2.Credibility
3.Extrinsic Incentives
4.Likelihood of Success |
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| Problems with meeting goals: |
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1.Getting started
2.Persisting
3.Resuming |
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| self-esteem, security, physiological needs |
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| experience self as being competent. |
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| Primary contributors to the self and its striving: |
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1.Self-esteem and self-schemas
2.self-efficacy and self-worth
3.social and psychological needs |
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1.hippocampus (learning, memory, stress)
2.amygdala (learning, appetitiveness)
3. Hypothalamus (homeostasis)
4. Septum (reward, pleasure, rage) |
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| Adding reward to an already enjoyed behavior diminishes further increases. Extrinsic rewards interfere with autonomy. Expected and tangible rewards. |
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| Loss of pleasure; depression |
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| Depression: abnormal levels of: |
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| norepinephrine, serotonin, dopamine. |
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| Block reputake of monoamines. |
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| How does depression affect the brain? |
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-amygdala (hyperactive)
-Left PFC (positive- decreased act)
-Right PFC (negative- increased)
-hippocampus (smaller)
-HPA Axis (overactive) |
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