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envrionment

cultural

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Needs are physiological needs that cause a state of tension,

a drive. Incentives are stimuli that accentuate drives. For example,

a "Free pizza" sign may make a person realize that they are hungry.

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MEN areMore interested in sex, sex with more partners,sex without emotional commitment, focus on youth n hotness, jealous when physically unfaithful

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MEN areMore interested in sex, sex with more partners,sex without emotional commitment, focus on youth n hotness, jealous when physically unfaithful

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women: less interested in sex, not many partners, emotional commitment, social and economic status, jealously when emotionally unfaithful

(WOMEN ARE BETTER)

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changing the lateral and ventromdedial alters the body's weight thermostat

weight loss=increase food intake=energy output decreases

^the opposite occurs for weight gain

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Stress: increase or decrease hunger

Cultural Attitudes: "ideal" body size

Climates: hot climate=hot spices

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*excitement phase

*Plateau phase

*Orgasm phase

*Resolution phase

(NO NEED FOR DETAILS!

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Sexual abuse: childhood sexual abuse does not lead to eating disorders

Family: Younger generations create eating disorders when the family is focused watching their weight

Genetics: studies show that identical twins have a higher probabibility to develop an eating disorder than fraternal twins

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Each level builds upon the next; basic needs give way to needs

that are less necessary for survival, like emotional reinforcement,

and finally fuels the need to fulfill one's potential and attain self-actualization.

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 Both biological and psychological factors strongly influence sexual drive.  

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 Both biological and psychological factors strongly influence sexual drive.  

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Alfred Kinsey in the 1940s, interviewed more than 18,000 U.S. men and women about their sexual behavior and attitudes.
Kinsey’s sample was not random. it consisted largely of well-educated, white city dwellers.

used questionable methods to gather their data, especially asking leading questions when interviewing subjects.

Kinsey may have let his own beliefs influence his results

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Role of Hypothalamus in Regulating Hunger

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Role of Hypothalamus in Regulating Hunger

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Lateral Hypothalamus = brings on hunger

Ventromedial Hypothalamus = depresses

hunger

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Sub topic one and two: Needs, drives, and

incentives and Maslow's hierarchy