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Question 1

In the ________ approach to motivation, behavior is explained in terms of an external stimulus and its rewarding properties.
◦ incentive
◦ drive reduction
◦ arousal
◦ hierarchical

Question 2

In the classic Schachter-Singer "angry man/happy man" experiment, participants were given a drug to elicit a physical response and then exposed to two different conditions. One group was paired with a confederate pretending to be angry, and the other group with a confederate pretending to be happy. What was the main objective of this experiment?
◦ To determine whether physical arousal has to be interpreted cognitively before it can be labeled as an emotion
◦ To prove the facial feedback hypothesis
◦ To determine which response to a stimulus comes first: the physical or cognitive interpretation
◦ To determine whether people with facial paralysis can experience emotions
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