According to Jeffrey gray's reinforcement sensitivity theory, the behavioral activation system (bas): <u>is sensitive to conditioned appealing stimuli.</u>
According to Gray's hypothesis, the behavioral activation system (bas) is connected to impulsivity and responsive to conditioned attractive stimuli. It is also believed to be connected to approach motivation and reward sensitivity. The behavioral activation system is responsive to rewards and non-punishment.
When exposed to contextual signals that are indicative of non-punishment, reward, and goal completion, those with a highly active behavioral activation system (bas) exhibit higher levels of positive emotions including exhilaration, happiness, and optimism. Because of their personalities, these people are also more inclined to work for their goals and feel happy when a reward is on the horizon. Trait impulsivity, which is linked to psychopathological diseases including ADHD, drug use disorder, and alcohol use disorder, is thought to be a component of behavioral activation system. The likelihood that a behavioral activation system (bas) score is associated to psychopathological disorders increases with increasing impulsive or behavioral activation system (bas) scores.
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