Question 1

Describe some ways that motivation consists of perceiving a future end-state.

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Question 2

Selection in Darwin's theory of evolution refers to

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A)  differences among humans in the amount of some physical trait. 
B)  physical traits being inherited from one generation to the next. 
C)  children receiving different amounts of a physical trait from each parent. 
D)  the environment favoring some physical traits over other traits for survival.

Question 3

Targeted intervention rests on

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A)  selection by consequences 
B)  natural selection 
C)  becoming aware of the utility or value of some endeavor 
D)  being allowed to choose what to do

Question 4

Differentiate among the three sources of motivation: biological, psychological, and environmental. Your answer should contain an example of each source of motivation.

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Question 5

What is the implication of motivation as anticipation of the future?

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A)  People behave in order to bring about desired consequences. 
B)  A person's anticipation of the future cannot motivate behavior in the present. 
C)  Anticipation is the emotion that occurs when the future becomes the present. 
D)  People's prior experiences motivate their current behavior.

Exam 1: Introduction to Motivation and Emotion

Describe some ways that motivation consists of perceiving a future end-state.

Selection in Darwin's theory of evolution refers to

Targeted intervention rests on

Differentiate among the three sources of motivation: biological, psychological, and environmental. Your answer should contain an example of each source of motivation.

What is the implication of motivation as anticipation of the future?