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High arousal vs. low arousal

Pleasure vs. displeasure

whether motoric processes are also relevant for emotions in everyday life

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ON THE EXPERIENCE OF BEING UNCONDITIONALLY LOVED BY A SPIRITUAL TEACHER.

The majority of members reported feeling psychological relief at the beginning of membership (Galanter, 1996, Salande and Perkins, 2011). This psychological improvement is termed a “honeymoon” in the literature (Galanter and Buckley, 1978, Levine, 1981, Wilson, 1972).

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research studies can have built-in demand characteristics: subtle cues that reveal how the researcher expects participants to behave. For example, a participant whose attitude toward exercise is measured immediately after she is asked to read a passage about the dangers of heart disease might reasonably conclude that the passage was meant to improve her attitude.

Sığınmacılar, kendine zarar verme gibi davranışlara başvurarakinsanları kandırmaya çalışıyorlar.

Sığınmacılar, çeşitli eylemlerde bulunarak devletimize istediklerini yaptırıyorlar.

Sığınmacılar, toplumumuza uyum sağlamak için çaba harcamıyorla

Sığınmacıları ülkemizin dışında tutmak için, sınırlarımızdaki güvenlik artırılmalıdır.

Sığınmacılar bu ülkenin vatandaşlarıyla aynı haklara sahip olmamalıdır.

the representation of the ingroup and that of the self

setting self-critical standards. Exposed torepeated need thwarting, one may adopt perfec-tionistic standards in an attempt to prove one’sworth

people compulsively stick to certain be-havioral patterns because they provide a senseof structure, predictability, and security

Problematic Tinder Use Scale (PTUS)This scale was developed by Orosz, Tóth-Király, Bőthe, et al. (2016). It contains six items that cover Griffiths’ (2005) model of problematic use.

Ryan (2013), needs frustration across life domains may cultivate a dependence on one activity for needs satisfaction, alluding to a problematic style of engagement.

obstruction component that defines needs frustration

Recent developments in SDT suggest that needs frustration, or the extent to which individuals feel obstructed in their pursuit of satisfying their needs in daily life

integrated regulation

identified regulation

To date, no study has explored the contributions of both activity motivation and the experience of needs frustration in predicting problematic activity engagement

Self‐Determination Theory (SDT; Ryan & Deci, 2000, 2017) is a

Compensatory behaviors

bizarre behaviour

"If you have low self-esteem, you should actively try to rise above the sadness and learn that you will feel better if you do not passively accept sadness. You can get better if you remind yourself to do something. You may have to kick yourself in the butt to go to a movie because it will require a conscious effort rather than something that comes automatically," he said.

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Eating Disorders

Habits – how they form and how to change them Habits explained. When does a recurring action become a habit

How can mental states be influenced by colours?

Netflix’s 13 Reasons Why – Glorifying suicide?

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2 (induction: focused attention, unfocused attention) × 2 (inclusionary status: ostracism, inclusion) MANOVA

induction: focused attention, unfocused attention

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planting location in the field

Field experiments

Darley and Latané’s experiment

different types of control conditions

focusing on threat to the organism is causing the advantage of survival encoding.

Working with theories is not “icing on the cake.” It is a basic ingredient of psychological research.

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resistance-to-commitment model

A five component commitment model

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bed-and-breakfast.

Have a picnic for some quality family time.

Go to the mall and window shop (or people watch).

Discover a local hot spot or tourist site you’ve never taken the time to visit

Buy some fancy cheese and crackers.

Treat yourself to a smoothie or milkshake.

Begin a “rewards savings.” Reward yourself with money. Every time you reach a goal, add $5, $10, or $20 to your “rewards savings” account.

Take time to do your hair and makeup.

Re-organize your closet.

Re-organize your closet.

Designate a lazy day and do absolutely nothing.

Engage in a little gardening.

Enjoy a bubble bath

Use all those expensive ingredients.

Enjoy this green superfood drink in the morning.

Watch all the cute animal videos on YouTube you want

Take a cooking/pottery/photography class.

Plan a night out with your friends.

Marathon your favorite show on Netflix.

Learn a new skill. Sign up for a class to learn a skill you’ve always wanted to learn.

Enjoy a laugh at a local comedy club. (In fact, watching successful comics is a great way to improve your humor skills.)

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heritability of LHS at .65.

LHT suggests that humans fall along a spectrum from early reproduction and allocation of resources toward mating effort, to later reproduction and devotion of resources toward somatic and parental effort

early reproduction and allocation of resources toward mating

later reproduction and devotion of resources toward somatic and parental effort

Fast LHS appears to be a facultative response to harsh and unpredictable environments, whereas slow LHS seems to stem from safety and predictability (Brumbach, Figueredo, and Ellis, 2009; Ellis et al., 2009).

Substance use and mating success Find the full article.

Recovery consists of increasing and expanding the rewards associated with relationships and productive activity. Healthier, short-term satisfactions ("having fun") strengthen the ability to eliminate rewards through addictive substances and activities.

Unfortunately, in today's modern world we now have pleasurable substances that will kill us.

Instead of asking what iswrong with people who are especially vulnerable to druguse, we should ask why some people do not use drugs,and especially why some people can use drugs and thenstop.

The papers in this special issue(Dudley 2002; Gerald & Higley 2002; Hill & Chow 2002;Lende & Smith 2002; Newlin 2002; Panksepp et al.2002; Sullivan & Hagen 2002) tackle the problem of sub-stance abuse from an evolutionary perspective.

which functions to detoxify chemicals found in the environment,

More generally, although drug researchers have long recognizedthat drugs are toxins and have aversive effects, and that drug toxi-city and aversiveness is at odds with drug reward

Procedure. The experiment will be administered by using a centralised online survey, which participants can answer remotely via the internet or in the lab