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Unit 1:  Motivation, Emotion, and Stress 
AP Psychology Syllabus and Calendar


Unit Study Aids:
Practice Quiz on Motivation and Emotion
Motivation Terms on Quizlet

Essential Task 1-1
Motivation - Basic Concepts PowerPoint
ET 1-1 Motivation Basic Concepts Concept Map Outline

Essential Task 1-1:  Identify and apply basic motivational concepts to understand behavior with specific attention to instincts for animals, biological factors like drives and homeostasis, and operant conditioning factors like incentives, and intrinsic versus extrinsic motivators.

Essential Task 1-2
Motivation Theories PowerPoint
​ET 1-2 Motivation Theories Concept Map Outline

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My Motive Project

Essential Task 1-2: Compare and contrast the motivational theories of drive reduction theory, arousal theory, and Maslow's hierarchy of needs detailing the strengths and weaknesses of each.

Essential Task 1-3
Motivation Systems PowerPoint
ET 1-3 Motivation System Concept Map Outline

Essential Task 1-3:  Describe classic research findings in specific motivation systems (e.g., eating, sex, social).

Essential Task 1-4
Theories of Emotion PowerPoint
Theories of Emotion Concept Map Outline

Essential Task 1-4: Compare and contrast the major theories of emotion James–Lange Theory, Cognitive Appraisal Theory, Schachter two-factor theory, Cannon–Bard Theory and Opponent Process Theory.


Essential Task 1-5
Expressed Emotions PowerPoint
Expressed Emotions Concept Map Outline

Essential Task 1-5: Describe how emotions are expressed and how cultural influences shape emotional expression.


Essential Task 1-6
Stress, Stressors and Theories of Stress PowerPoint
Stress and Stressors Concept Map Outline
How You React to Stress reading

Essential Task 1-6:  Discuss sources of stress (conflicts, frustration, etc.), measures of stress, and theories of stress (general adaptation theory)

  

Essential Task 1-7
Effects of Stress and Coping with Stress
ET 1-7 Effects and Coping with Stress Concept Map Outline

Essential Task 1-7:  Identify the effects of stress on psychological/physical well-being and how to cope with stress
Refuting Irrational Ideas reading

​Socratic Seminar Prep Sheet

Gender Studies

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Global Goals - That's what I really really want!

Tony Porter's Ted Talk -  A Call to Men
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Bill Pozzobon's Ted Talk - Breaking the Boys Code of Masculinity

Colin Stokes's Ted Talk - How Movies teach Manhood



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