[PSY-B 110] - Final Exam Guide - Comprehensive Notes for the exam (36 pages long!)
29 Nov 2016
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: a complex internal state that involves physiological, cognitive, and behavioral components. : the forces that activate and direct behavior. Motivation is how we keep track of priorities and figure out what we should be doing. There are two ways in which we can demonstrate that behaviors might be unlearned. behavior in terms of its function. One is that they are apparent form a very early age onwards. Another is that they seem to require very little experience to emerge, or only the experiences that all members of a species go though. Example of both is that human babies breathe from the moment their faces hit the air. : the right sensations will invariably elicit a response. : seeks to study the behavior of animals in their natural habitat. : they occur in the same fashion, time and time again, and in nearly every.
