Introduction to Psychology - Motivation
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Motivation - This is the activities where a psychological wants are met.
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Extrinsic Motivation - When a person perform an action to met their desires that can lead to an outcomes.
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Instincts - It is a biologically determined patterns of the behavior.
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Instinct Approach - A motivation that assumes people and animal have a similar instincts.
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Need - This is an essential needs for human survival.
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Drive - The needs where an individual need to take an action or have motivation to fulfill their needs or desire.
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Drive-reduction Theory - Where an internal drives push an individual to satisfy their need and reduce the tension.
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Primary Drives - Needs of the body.
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Acquired Drives - It is learned through experiences.
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Hemeostasts - To maintain a steady state.
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Needs for Achievement - Where a strong desires have an attaining goals to succeed.
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Needs for Affiliation - A needs for social-interactions.
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Needs for Power - We have a need to control.
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Arousal Theory - It is a level of tension that they seek to maintain.
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Sensation Seeker - This needs more arousal.
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Incentives - The things that attract people that result into action.
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