PSYC 210 CERTIFICATION SCRIPT 2026
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS
◉Cannon-Bard theory - Emotion and arousal occur at the same time.
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◉Two-factor theory - Emotion equals arousal plus cognitive label.
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◉Components of emotion - Arousal, expression, and experience.
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◉Blended emotions - Multiple emotions at once. Answer:
◉Universal facial expressions - Emotions recognized worldwide.
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◉Motivation - Force that drives behavior. Answer:
,◉Activation - Starting behavior. Answer:
◉Persistence - Continuing behavior. Answer:
◉Intensity - Effort level. Answer:
◉Intrinsic motivation - Doing something for enjoyment. Answer:
◉Extrinsic motivation - Doing something for rewards. Answer:
◉Achievement motivation - Desire to succeed. Answer:
◉Drive theory - Behavior reduces discomfort. Answer:
◉Incentive theory - Behavior driven by rewards. Answer:
◉Instinct theory - Behavior based on instincts. Answer:
◉Arousal theory - Seek optimal excitement levels. Answer:
◉Self-determination theory - Motivation based on autonomy,
competence, and relatedness. Answer:
, ◉Growth mindset - Belief abilities can improve. Answer:
◉Fixed mindset - Belief abilities cannot change. Answer:
◉Maslow's hierarchy of needs - Five levels of human needs. Answer:
◉Physiological needs - Food, water, shelter. Answer:
◉Safety needs - Security and protection. Answer:
◉Love and belonging - Relationships and affection. Answer:
◉Esteem needs - Respect and achievement. Answer:
◉Self-actualization - Reaching full potential. Answer:
◉Basic needs - Physiological and safety needs. Answer:
◉Psychological needs - Love, esteem, and self-actualization. Answer:
◉Sex - Biological traits. Answer:
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS
◉Cannon-Bard theory - Emotion and arousal occur at the same time.
Answer:
◉Two-factor theory - Emotion equals arousal plus cognitive label.
Answer:
◉Components of emotion - Arousal, expression, and experience.
Answer:
◉Blended emotions - Multiple emotions at once. Answer:
◉Universal facial expressions - Emotions recognized worldwide.
Answer:
◉Motivation - Force that drives behavior. Answer:
,◉Activation - Starting behavior. Answer:
◉Persistence - Continuing behavior. Answer:
◉Intensity - Effort level. Answer:
◉Intrinsic motivation - Doing something for enjoyment. Answer:
◉Extrinsic motivation - Doing something for rewards. Answer:
◉Achievement motivation - Desire to succeed. Answer:
◉Drive theory - Behavior reduces discomfort. Answer:
◉Incentive theory - Behavior driven by rewards. Answer:
◉Instinct theory - Behavior based on instincts. Answer:
◉Arousal theory - Seek optimal excitement levels. Answer:
◉Self-determination theory - Motivation based on autonomy,
competence, and relatedness. Answer:
, ◉Growth mindset - Belief abilities can improve. Answer:
◉Fixed mindset - Belief abilities cannot change. Answer:
◉Maslow's hierarchy of needs - Five levels of human needs. Answer:
◉Physiological needs - Food, water, shelter. Answer:
◉Safety needs - Security and protection. Answer:
◉Love and belonging - Relationships and affection. Answer:
◉Esteem needs - Respect and achievement. Answer:
◉Self-actualization - Reaching full potential. Answer:
◉Basic needs - Physiological and safety needs. Answer:
◉Psychological needs - Love, esteem, and self-actualization. Answer:
◉Sex - Biological traits. Answer:
