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d) Arousal Theory
Explanation:
It is also believed that strong emotions trigger the formation of strong memories, and weaker emotional experiences form weaker memories; this is called arousal theory (Christianson, 1992).
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i had a different thing and i finished mine so i thought id try my best to help
Explanation:
So i had to write about something that motivated me
looking at myself in the mirror and hating how i looked. i was okay with that at first but when others around me started calling me over weight or "chubby" it go to me. and its motivated me to work out. ill fall behind and stop but then i just think about how that made me feel and i just work harder.
Thats what i had wrote
<h2>This is my idea of what your question is asking</h2>
- an extrinsic motivation would be doing something and getting a reward, the reward of how my body would look therefor compliments i could receive. its like a like praise or reward
- an intrinsic motivation would be doing something without getting a reward, it would be if i was just working out because i enjoyed it
- identified motivation(regulation?) is if i worked out because i saw value in it
- introjected motivation would be if i worked out to maintain self-esteem and my pride to avoid anxiety . Another example could be that im working out to please someone else and make them happy
I really hope this is helpful to someone
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<em>The goal is to persuade and inform and to provide personality so I would say </em><em>alliteration </em><em>and</em> <em>amplification</em><em>, but that depends on the writer. Alliteration is the use of tongue-twisters to create a positive mood. Amplification repeats the same words to grab the reader's attention.</em>
Polaris actually lies just a short distance away from where Earth's axis points. Polaris is located about 1 degree off to the side of the north celestial pole, so Polaris does move a little, tracing a very small arc in the night sky, around which the other visible stars make wider circles.
