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Force that initiates behaviors
Gets an organism going
Energized to do something and to keep doing it. |
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| unlearned, complex patterns of behavior that occur in the presence of certain stimuli |
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| a lack of shortage of some biological essential required for survival |
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a state of tension, arousal, or activation
Aimed at satisfying a need
Unlearned physiological needs |
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those drives that are derived from learning experiences
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the end states, or goals, of behaviors that organisms are motivated to attain.
External events. |
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| a state of balance or equilibrium among internal physiological processes |
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| one's overall level of activation or excitement |
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| argue that sometimes we seek ways to increase arousal to maintain our optimal arousal level. |
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| a motivation state of tension or discomfort that exists when we hold or are aware of inconsistent ideas, beliefs, or cognitions. |
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| Those who seek out high levels of arousal or high arousal situations such as skydiving or mountain climbing. |
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| monitors fluid loss within cells |
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