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2. PSY 355 Courses • PSY 355 Entire Course • For more classes visit • www.indigohelp.com • PSY 355 Week 1 Discussion Question 1 • PSY 355 Week 1 Discussion Question 2 • PSY 355 Week 1 Individual Assignment Sources of Motivation Paper • PSY 355 Week 1 Syllabus & APA Quiz • PSY 355 Week 2 Discussion Question 1 • PSY 355 Week 2 Discussion Question 2 • PSY 355 Week 2 Test • PSY 355 Week 3 Discussion Question 1 • PSY 355 Week 3 Discussion Question 2

3. PSY 355 Courses • PSY 355 Week 1 Discussion Question 1 • For more classes visit • www.indigohelp.com • Is it possible to motivate a student to obtain an “A” grade if he orshe does not value an “A” grade more than a “C” grade? Why or why not?

4. PSY 355 Courses • PSY 355 Week 1 Discussion Question 2 • For more classes visit • www.indigohelp.com • Please list four things that bring you pleasure, and four thingsthat bring you pain. Which do you, personally, think motivates youmore, trying to obtain the pleasure, or trying to avoid the pain?

5. PSY 355 Courses • PSY 355 Week 1 Individual Assignment Sources of Motivation Paper • For more classes visit • www.indigohelp.com • Sources of Motivation Paper Prepare a 700 to 900-word paper in which you examine the concept of motivation. As a part of your examination be sure to address the following items: • · In your own words, define motivation. • · Identify at least two sources of motivation. • · Explain the relationship between motivation and behavior

6. PSY 355 Courses • PSY 355 Week 1 Syllabus and APA Quiz • For more classes visit • www.indigohelp.com • Syllabus & APA Quiz

7. PSY 355 Courses • PSY 355 Week 2 Discussion Question 1 • For more classes visit • www.indigohelp.com • We’ve had some great discussions during Week 1 regarding themotivating power of fear. Many of you, in fact, identified fear ofpain as being a greater motivator for you than is the attainment ofthat which brings you pleasure. Is it possible, though, that fear isalso the primary motivator in the attainment of pleasure? Why or whynot

8. PSY 355 Courses • PSY 355 Week 2 Discussion Question 2 • For more classes visit • www.indigohelp.com • Do you think that innate factors (neurobiological, genetic,homeostatic, etc.) have more of an influence on motivation than learned(environmental) factors, or are learned factors the dominant force? Please provide examples or illustrations to support your

9. PSY 355 Courses • PSY 355 Week 2 Test • For more classes visit • www.indigohelp.com • A test covering the reading materials for Week Two will be posted to your private mailbox day two of Week Two. Please download the attachment, complete the test, and post your answers, as a Word attachment (.doc), in the Assignments tab no later than 11:59 MST on day 7 of Week Two.

10. PSY 355 Courses • PSY 355 Week 3 Discussion Question 1 • For more classes visit • www.indigohelp.com • To be clinically diagnosed as “addicted” to a chemical substance or abehavior, a person must demonstrate continued involvement with thesubstance or activity even though that person has experienced or isaware of detrimental consequences to his or her job, relationships,financial security, or health. With this in mind, please answer thefollowing questions:

11. PSY 355 Courses • PSY 355 Week 3 Discussion Question 2 • For more classes visit • www.indigohelp.com • Personality typology is one means of trying to understand why andpredict how people are motivated to behave as they do. In this Week’sreadings, you are exposed to several theories of personality, includingthe 5-Factor Model, the Sensation Seeking personality model, Eysenck’sThree Factor Model, as well as the Adlerian personality model of the #1Priority (posted in the Course Materials folder). Another widely usedmodel is the Jung Typology (often tested with the Myers-Briggs, orKiersey Personality Inventories). Before responding to

12. PSY 355 Courses • PSY 355 Week 3 Learning Team Assignment Personality and Motivation Chart • For more classes visit • www.indigohelp.com • TEAM PROJECT #1 – Personality and Motivation Chart (75 points) At the beginning of Week 3, the Personality and Motivations Chart will be posted in each learning team forum. As a team, complete the chart and have one person from your team post it, as a Word attachment, in the Assignments tab.

13. PSY 355 Courses • PSY 355 Week 4 Discussion Question 1 • For more classes visit • www.indigohelp.com • One common problem of motivation is procrastination, or putting offuntil the very last moment doing what is necessary to attain one’sgoals, which is discussed briefly in chapters seven and 10 of thecourse text. According to Clayton Taylor-Ladd (1996-2007), the twobasic types of procrastinators are:

14. PSY 355 Courses • PSY 355 Week 4 Discussion Question 2 • For more classes visit • www.indigohelp.com • We know that one’s emotions affect one’s facial muscles to produce theexpressions we understand as happiness, sadness, anger, fear,frustration, etc. Is it also true, though that, aside from regulatingintensity of an existing emotion, the muscles in one’s face can createor change one’s emotions?

15. PSY 355 Courses • PSY 355 Week 4 Individual Assignment Personal Motivation Paper • For more classes visit • www.indigohelp.com • Personal Motivation Paper - Being able to understand others’ motivations begins with being able to understand one’s own motivations. For this assignment you are asked to look inward and discuss the following as they pertain to your own personal experience:

16. PSY 355 Courses • PSY 355 Week 5 Discussion Question 1 • For more classes visit • www.indigohelp.com • As you read last Week, stress is not only a great motivator, on along-term or redundant basis, it is also responsible for a plethora ofphysical illnesses ranging from the common cold, to allergic reactions,to heart disease and even cancer. It is also a major contributor tomany

17. PSY 355 Courses • PSY 355 Week 5 Discussion Question 2 • For more classes visit • www.indigohelp.com • As you read last Week, stress is not only a great motivator, on along-term or redundant basis, it is also responsible for a plethora ofphysical illnesses ranging from the common cold, to allergic reactions,to heart disease and even cancer. It is also a major contributor tomany psychological disorders including depression, anxiety, cognitivedisruption and learning disorders

18. PSY 355 Courses • PSY 355 Week 5 Learning Team Assignment Motivation and Emotions Paper • For more classes visit • www.indigohelp.com • Learning Team Assignment Motivation and Emotions Paper • As a team, select one of the following theories of emotion and motivation: • – James- Lange Theory (from chapter 13) • – Cognitive Arousal Theory (from chapter 13) • – Cannon’s Theory of Arousal (from chapter 13) • – Efference Hypothesis of the expression-feeling link (from chapter 14)

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