PSY 140 WEEK 6 Knowledge Check

PSY 140 WEEK 6 Knowledge Check
 Introduction to Psychology
Match the Key Term with the proper definition:
1.      Primary motives	1.    The theory that aggression is a natural reaction to the frustration of important motives.	
2.      Incentives	2.    Relatively enduring patterns of behavior (thinking, acting, and feeling) that are relatively consistent across situations.	
3.      Maslow's hierarchy of motives	3.    The theory that conscious emotional experiences and physiological reactions and behavior are relatively independent events.	
4.      Cannon-Bard theory of emotion	4.    In the personality theory of Freud, development periods during which the sexual energy of the id finds different sources of satisfaction.	
5.      Freud's instinct theory	5.    The psychological view that human beings possess an innate tendency to improve and to determine their lives through the decisions they make.	
6.      Humanistic theory	6.    External cues that activate motives.	
7.      Frustration-aggression theory	7.    The concept that more basic needs must be met before higher-level motives become active.	
8.      Traits	8.    The theory that aggression is caused by an inborn aggresive instinct.	
9.      Psychoanalytic theory	9.    Freud's theory that the origin of personality lies in the balance among the id, the ego, and the superego.	
10.      Psychosexual stages	10.    Human motives for things that are necessary for survival, such as food, water, and warmth.