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Chapter Review363CHAPTER REVIEW: KEY PEOPLE AND TERMSWalter Cannon, p. 356Charles Darwin, p. 345Edward L. Deci, p. 341Paul Ekman, p. 352William James, p. 356Abraham Maslow, p. 340Richard M. Ryan, p. 341motivation, p. 319instinct theories, p. 319drive theories, p. 320homeostasis, p. 320drive, p. 320incentive theories, p. 321arousal theory, p. 321sensation seeking, p. 321humanistic theories ofmotivation, p. 321glucose, p. 323insulin, p. 323basal metabolic rate (BMR),p. 323adipose tissue, p. 323energy homeostasis, p. 324ghrelin, p. 324positive incentive value,p. 325satiation, p. 325cholecystokinin (CCK),p. 325sensory-specific satiety,p. 326leptin, p. 326neuropeptide Y (NPY),p. 327set-point theory, p. 327settling-point models ofweight regulation, p. 327body mass index (BMI), p.329obese, p. 329cafeteria diet effect, p. 330leptin resistance, p. 331weight cycling, p. 331sexual orientation, p. 335hierarchy of needs, p. 340self-actualization, p. 340self-determination theory(SDT), p. 341intrinsic motivation, p. 342extrinsic motivation, p. 342competence motivation,p. 343achievement motivation,p. 343Thematic Apperception Test(TAT), p. 343emotion, p. 344emotional intelligence,p. 345basic emotions, p. 346interpersonal engagement,p. 346amygdala, p. 349anthropomorphism, p. 353display rules, p. 354James–Lange theory ofemotion, p. 356facial feedback hypothesis,p. 358two-factor theory of emotion,p. 358cognitive appraisal theory ofemotion, p. 359self-efficacy, p. 361➞ Web Companion Review ActivitiesYou can find additional review activities atwww.worthpublishers.com/discoveringpsych5e. TheDiscovering Psychology 5th edition Web Companion hasself-scoring practice quizzes, flashcards, interactive crosswordpuzzles, and other activities to help you master the material inthis chapter.