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JEOPARDY BOARD
Thinking Motivation Emotion Stress Intelligence
$100 $100 $100 $100 $100
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$300 $300 $300 $300 $300
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400
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FINAL JEOPARDY
What are mental images?
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Picture-like representation of objects that are not
physically present.
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What is a prototype? (and give an example)
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“Best examples of a concept”. A prototype for a
fruit is a red apple.
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Give an example of a schema.
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Eating at a restaurant.
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How are stereotypes and schemas related?
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Stereotypes are schemas that are applied to a social
group.
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Name and describe the four problem solving strategies.
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1. Trial and error: trying random answers until one works
2. Insight: The “a-ha” moment3. Algorithm: methodically working through
possibilities until the answer is found4. Heuristic: using mental short-cuts to get the
answer
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What is motivation?
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A need or desire that energizes and directs
behavior toward a goal.
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What are the three characteristics of motivation
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Activation, persistence, intensity.
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What is Drive Reduction and Incentive Theory?
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Explains the idea that humans are motivated to reduce these drives, like eating to reduce hunger.
This restores homeostasis.
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What studies showed the impact of environment on
what and how much we eat?
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Bowl-size and Bottomless bowl studies.
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What is the main cause for disordered eating?
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Distorted body image
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What are the roles of emotion?
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Motivates us to act, to survive and avoid danger, communicate with others,
and make decisions.
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Describe and give an example of the
misattribution of arousal phenomenon.
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“Arousal arises for one reason but is misattributed to another reason”. Bridge and phone number study.
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Explain the Cannon-Bard Theory of emotion.
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A stimulus evokes emotion and bodily response
simultaneously.
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What evidence is there for universal facial experssions?
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Various cultures agree on them, Infants can produce facial expression at 2 days old, primates have similar facial expressions, blind people have
the same responses as sighted people.
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How are the adaptation-level phenomenon and the
relative deprivation-principle related?
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They deal with why we are bad at predicting future
happiness.
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What are common sources or causes of stress?
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Stressors
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Define stress.
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A psychological state that occurs when you feel you
don’t have the resources to cope with a stressor.
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What is psychoneuroimmunology?
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The study of how chronic stress reduces the ability of the immune system to fight
illness.
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Explain Lazurus’s Appraisal Model of stress.
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We experience stress depending on our cognitive appraisal of the event and the resources we have to
deal with it.
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Compare and Contrast problem-focused coping and
emotion focused coping. (Give examples)
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Emotion-focused: deal with emotions caused by stress.
Problem-focused: deals directly with the stressor
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Contrast aptitude and achievement tests.
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Aptitude: attempt to predict your ability to learn new
skills.Achievement: measures what
you’ve already learned.
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What does intelligence matter? (give examples)
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It predicts performance in almost all life domains. Ex:
job performance, academics, health, happiness, criminal
behavior, SES changes.
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What was new and revolutionary about Binet’s
intelligence test?
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He introduced the idea of “mental age”.
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What is the difference between creativity and creative intelligence?
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Creativity: ability to produce ideas that are novel and
valuableCreative Intelligence:
involves using those ideas to adapt to novel situations.
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Explain the three-stratum theory.
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Made by John Carroll. Has three levels with branches that range from (g) general
intelligence to types of perception then to specific
areas of knowledge.
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Topic: Intelligence
FINAL
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Give definitions and examples of convergent and
divergent thinking.
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Convergent thinking leads to one correct answer.
Divergent thinking develops new ideas, actions and
multiple answers.
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