When Someone Is Frightened,they Seem to Have More Strength to Run

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Essay

When someone is frightened,they seem to have more strength to run or fight than normal.What is the reason for this?

Recognize examples of operant conditioning in everyday life and experimental settings.

Identify and explain the role of cognitive processes in learning, including the concept of cognitive maps.

Understand the concept of latent learning and how it contrasts with more observable forms of learning.

Explain the significance of insight in learning and problem-solving.

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Definitions:

Process Theories

Encompass theories that describe how various psychological and behavioral processes influence motivational levels and patterns of human behavior.

Motivation

The internal drive or external stimuli that spur individuals to action toward achieving a goal.

Equity Theory

A theory of motivation that people are motivated to maintain a balance between their inputs and outputs comparable to others in similar situations.

Negative Inequity

A perception that arises when an individual feels they are receiving less than they are giving or less than others are receiving in similar situations.