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Motivation refers to the dynamics of behavior in the ways that our cations are _____, sustained, directed and ______.
initiated, terminated
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Motivated behavior can be energized by the pull of ________ stimuli, as well as the push of _____ stimuli.
external, internal
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A goal high in incentive value may create a drive in the absence of any ______ need.
internal
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Systems for the control of hunger and thirst are linked with the _____ of the brain.
Hypothalamus
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______ is also known as the bing-purge syndrome.
Belimia
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Pain avoidance is an ______ drive.
eposodic
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______ drives which reflect the need for information,exploration, manipulation, and sensory input go eyond mere entertainment because they also help people survive.
Stimulus
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When a task is complex, the ideal level of arousal is ____ and when a task is simple, the optimal level of arousal is _____.
low, high
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Two key elements of test anxiety that must be controlled are ______ level and excessive ______.
arrousal, worry
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Emotional expressions often serve to communicate a person's emotional _____ to others.
state
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Emotinal arousal is closely related to activity of the ______ nervous system.
Autonomic
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The _____ system prepares the body for "fight or flight".
sympathetic
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Pleasantness-unpleasantness, attention-rejection, and activation are three dimensions of emotion communicated by ____ expressions.
facial
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Accordiong to Schachter's cognitive, theory, bodily arousal must be _____ and ______ for an emotional experience to occur.
labeled, and interpreted
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