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Effects Board 1You Drive Me You Drive Me
CrazyCrazyHungry like a Hungry like a
wolfwolf
““Let’s talk about Let’s talk about sexual motivation sexual motivation and orientation, and orientation,
baby”baby”
Don’t get all Don’t get all emo on meemo on me
You can’t You can’t make me…make me…
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You Drive Me You Drive Me CrazyCrazy
Hungry like a Hungry like a wolfwolf
““Let’s talk about sexual Let’s talk about sexual motivation and motivation and
orientation, baby”orientation, baby”
Don’t get all emo Don’t get all emo on meon me
Real Question Board 2You can’t make meYou can’t make me
The following example shows a
lack of this kind of learned drive: “I’m a fourth
quarter senior and I don’t care about my
grades.”
This is known as the satiety center; when stimulated, an animal ceases eating, but when destroyed, it eats
to the point of obesity
This disorder has the following characteristics:
1. Intense fear of becoming obese
2. Disturbance of body image
3. Refusal to maintain minimal normal weight for
age and height.
This disease is diagnosed by the following symptoms:
1. Recurrent episodes of binge eating
2. Self-induced vomiting3. Binge and purge occurs
twice a week for three months4. Body and weight
excessively influence the person’s image
This theory states that we all have a
genetically predetermined weight and any
attempt to dip below that weight is seen as a threat to our
metabolism.
Animals secrete this substance (scent) that
promotes sexual readiness in potential
partners; Many perfumes try to mimic
this to add to their allure
This researcher conducted interviews and wrote controversial papers discussing sexuality and sexual orientation.
•This theory of emotion tells us that physiological changes in our body cause us to feel emotion. According to this theory, humans are passive in constructing emotion
This theory tells us that situations give us clues as to how we should interpret our state of arousal
These are outwardly observable behavioral displays of
emotion that may exaggerate how
one feels, i.e. slamming drawers