Motivation and Emotions in Psychology

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1. Motivation and Emotions Psychology
2. Empathy vs Sympathy
3. Situation: A friend losing all the hair after having a chemotherapy. Empathy: Being in the shoes of others. I understand it is not easy for you. I don’t mind to bring you to get a scarf or wig or hat that we can wear together, so that you won’t feel alone. Sympathy: Being sorry for the hardship of others.You actually can buy a scarf or wig or hat to put on your head as it is trendy these days. Definitions and Examples
4. Empathy What are the EMPATHY feelings you have for Depression Patients now? After watching the videos about Black Dog
5. The empathy that I have for depression family and friends are - being there for them - giving attention to them - encouraging them to open up themselves - listening without judging them - communicating with them - exercising with them - hanging out with them - bringing them to see counselor Examples
6. Thorndike Law of Effect
7. Definitions and Examples The law of effect principle developed by Edward Thorndike suggested that: • If the results of the response is positive, the behaviour is likely to be repeated again for the situation. • However, if the results of the response is negative, the behaviour is likely to be abolished for the same situation. For example, • If the person finds that getting sufficient sleep will be able to focus on doing work well, the person is very likely to go to bed early. • However, if the person finds that not getting enough sleep will struggle to concentrate on doing work, the person will prefer not to stay up very late.
8. Internalizing Emotions Explain & Give Examples of Your Distress, Fear, Anxiety, Sadness, Shame, Guilt
9. Definitions and Examples Dist ess - suffering or pain, or a state of being in trouble I feel distress when there is a fire alarm in the middle of the night. Fear - being afraid of I am fear that I do not have enough time to escape from the fire and the smoke. An iety - worry too much I feel anxiety for the flood and earthquake. Sadness - the feeling of being unhappy I feel sad when I have lost my family member. Shame - a painful feeling of regret, guilt or embarrassment I feel shame that I cannot speak any dialects. Guilt - state of having committed an offense, crime, violation, or wrong I feel guilty when I lost my camera.
10. Defenses Mechanism What’s YOUR top 3 Defenses Mechanism?
11. Definitions and Examples Sublimation - Changing unacceptable behaviours into acceptable behaviours. - Feeling too stressful, I will go out to have a slow walk at parks. Regression - Struggling to cope with events or behaviors. - Feeling too down, I will go to sleep without taking any meal. Displacement - Changing a feeling or thought to something or someone else - When there is a power cut, I will feel annoyed, because I cannot do my homework quickly!
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