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motives are motives that are not directly related to survival needs.
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Both the paraventricular nucleus and the are involved in the initiation of eating.
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is released by the islets of Langerhans to reduce blood sugar.
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The kidneys release when blood volume decreases.
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According to the , performance for everyday tasks is best when arousal is moderate.
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theory offers a plausible explanation for the development of addictions.
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Scuba diving for the sole purpose of finding sunken treasure is an example of motivation.
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The theory of emotion would say that you tremble and then you feel afraid because you are trembling.
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The facial feedback hypothesis lends support to the theory of emotion.
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Our preference to be with others is called the need for





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