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Motivation:The Pyramid of Human MotivationSelf ActualizationHappy, absorbed, capable of greatnessPeak ExperiencesSlide 6Esteem Needs = Power & AchievementSlide 8Slide 9Establish, maintain, further relationshipsEnergy, attention, stimulation, information & emotional supportDo we always want to be with others?“We won! They lost!”One step further…Evolutionary Psychology: an explanationEnsuring reproductive successThe dating marketplace: in 37 countries (N = 10,047)Slide 18Big MisconceptionIdeal Body ImageSex differences in perceptions of desirable body shapeAnother problem with dieting: The “what the hell effect”Motivation:Lecture 123/8/04What directs and energizes your behavior?The Pyramid of Human MotivationSelf ActualizationNeed to live up to one’s fullest and unique potentialHappy, absorbed, capable of greatness“Think about the most wonderful experiences of your life; happiest moments, ecstatic moments, moments of rapture, perhaps from being in love, or from listening to music, or suddenly being hit by a book or a painting or some great creative moment.”Peak ExperiencesOpen to new experiences, spontaneous, playful, loving, creative, self-accepting, energetic…FLOW: An activity totally absorbs one’s focus Forget normal worries & self-consciousness Lose track of time Feel confident & clear-headed Emerge with sense of satisfaction & growthEsteem Needs = Power & Achievement–accomplish difficult tasks, outperform others, and excel–acquire prestige and influence over other peopleMotive Arousal: Typical Stories WrittenEstablish, maintain, further relationshipsEnergy, attention, stimulation, information & emotional supportWhen?–Stress, fear, embarrassment???HIGH: “These shocks will hurt…In research of this sort, if we’re to learn anything at all that will really help humanity, it’s necessary that our shocks be intense”LOW: “I assure you that what you will feel will not in any way be painful. It will resemble a tickle or a tingle more than anything unpleasant”“10 minute delay”Do you want to wait: alone, w/ others, no preference?Do we always want to be with others?Not just anyone will do–P’s preferred to be alone than w/ students not in studyStress doesn’t always motivate affiliation…Embarrassment: Sucking on large nipples and pacifiers…–P’s preferred to be alone than with othersNaturalistic study: waiting for open heart surgery–Prefer post-operative than pre-operative room-mate“We won! They lost!”Students wear more university-affiliated apparel after varsity football winsConducting a survey of student knowledge of campus issues…–Can you tell me the outcome of that game?–Win: 32%–Loss: 18%One step further…Human sexual feelings and behaviors are powerful motivational forcesEvolutionary Psychology: an explanationGender differences in mate preference are a product of natural selection–Favored mating behaviors that promote the conception, birth and survival of offspringMen & women attracted to different characteristics and have different strategiesEnsuring reproductive successMenPossibility to father unlimited # of childrenRely on external cues like attractiveness to serve as guide for youth, & good healthWomenCareful selection of mate with resources for well-beingValue commitment, health, ambition, financial securityThe dating marketplace: in 37 countries (N = 10,047)Men’s valuesPhysical attractiveness“good looks”Being older than spouseLow hip to waist ratioWomen’s valuesSocioeconomic status“good financial prospects”“ambition and industriousness”Being younger than spouseDev Singh VideoBig MisconceptionOnly thing that defines body = weight–SHAPE is not capturedMind is designed to look for health based on LOCATION of fat, not just Fat vs. Skinny1991 Singh developed series of figures from .7 to 1.0Ideal Body ImageWhich image is ideal for your sex?Which comes closest to your own body?Sex differences in perceptions of desirable body shapeAnother problem with dieting: The “what the hell


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