From Maslow's Perspective, Motivation Is Primarily the Result of

question 113

Multiple Choice

From Maslow's perspective, motivation is primarily the result of

• A)reinforcement of individual abilities.
• B)instinctive responses to environmental stimuli.
• C)specific responses to ethological, innate drives.
• D)humans focusing on satisfying basic needs before moving to higher needs.

Grasp the significance of salience in social perception and behavior.

Recognize the developmental aspects of racial awareness and prejudice in children.

Comprehend the theories explaining the origins of prejudiced attitudes, including scapegoat theory.

Interpret the role of self-serving bias in attributions and social behavior.

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Definitions:

Mnemonics

Memory aids or strategies that improve recall through the use of organizational techniques or visual, auditory, and other sensory cues.

Retrieval Cue

A hint or signal that helps one to recall a memory.

Mnemonic

A tool or strategy designed to help remember information, often by association with something easier to remember.

Flashbulb

Refers to vivid, detailed memories of significant events, which seem to be recorded in the mind just as a flashbulb captures a moment in photography.