MOTIVATION AND EMOTION Crossword

refers to factors affecting intiation, direction, intensity, and persistence of behavior.
A reason or purpose for behavior
factors include need for food water
factors include panic, fear, anger, love, hatred
factors include one's perceptions, beliefs about self and expectations of others
the influences of parents, teachers, siblings, friends, and television
automatic, involuntary and unlearned behavior patterns
this motivation to imbalances of homeostasis
the tendency to keep physiological systems at a steady level
biological requirements for well-being
feelings that prompt action to fulfill needs and return to a balanced state
food and water
money
the body' s general activation level , shown in the state of many physiological systems
argues that people act to maintain a personal optimal level of arousal
emphasizes the role of external stimuli that motivate behavior
the state of wanting to eat
the state of no longer wanting to eat
concept suggests that the ventromedial nucleus and lateral hypothalamus interact to maintain a homeostatic level of hunger and satiety.
a blending of foods smell and taste
explains why some people consider a food a delicacy and some may consider the same food disgusting
caused when people get more energy from food than the body uses
restructures the stomach and intestines so that less food is stored
self starvation and purging that brings weight below 85% of normal
when one binges a massive amount of food then eliminates it through self induced vomiting or strong laxatives