Motivation and Emotions

What neurobiological theory of motivation is based on strengthening neural connections through repeated experiences?

What theory proposed that optimal arousal levels differ for different tasks and that arousal affects behavior?

What theory explored how individuals attribute success or failure to internal or external factors?

What theories emphasize the role of social interactions in shaping motivation and emotions?

What theory highlights the impact of social interactions and role models on motivation?

What creates reinforcing learning experiences to enhance motivation in education?

What is the level of arousal that is best suited for a particular task or activity?

What behaviors that are performed automatically and require minimal cognitive effort called?

What factors within oneself that are attributed to success or failure called?

What are the factors outside of oneself that are attributed to success or failure called?

What is the idea that attributions play a pivotal role in predicting individuals' behavior>

What is learning by observing others and modeling their behavior called?

What is the context of social interactions and relationships in a given setting called?

What are strong feelings that drive behavior and motivation called?

What is behavior driven by strong feelings and accompanied by behavioral or mental factors called?

What is the driving force behind behavior and decision-making, fueled by emotions called?

What is a task that is focused on achieving a specific objective or goal called?

__________ a tool that can be used to enhance learning and gather information.

What is a sequence of emotional responses that lead to motivation to complete a goal-oriented task called?

Behaviors that communicate or express one's emotions are called?

The process of gaining new knowledge and information is called?

What are activities that require high levels of alertness and focus, such as competition on a television quiz program called?