Psychology: Motivation & Emotion Activity Bundle

This bundle includes activities and lessons that can be used in-class, with distance learning, and/or independently. They are meant to introduce, teach, reinforce, and study the material in the motivation and emotion unit of a psychology class. The fact or myth game is a fun introduction to intrigue students about the material and gauge their prior knowledge. This bundle includes the PDF version and the PowerPoint version of the same activity. The episode viewing guides give students in-depth looks at eating behavior and anger. The documentary viewing guide helps students understand emotions through present a cross-cultural study of happiness. The mood trackers help students understand their own emotional fluctuations and can be used year-round or just during the month while studying this content. The task cards offer flexibility in reviewing the vocabulary and bingo is a fun way to wrap up and review the chapter or study for a test. I've also included the independent work packet, which includes some of the same activities, as well as others in a PDF that can be completed independently by students.

Includes:

• Motivation & Emotion Fact or Myth
• Motivation and Emotion Fact or Myth - Slides & Signs
• Why Diets Fail, Explained Viewing Guide
• Brain Games: Anger Viewing Guide
• Happy Documentary Viewing Guide
• Year of Mood Trackers
• Motivation & Emotion Vocabulary Task Cards
• Motivation & Emotion Bingo
• Motivation & Emotion Independent Work Packet

2022 APA National Standards for High School Psychology Curricula:

• Social and Personality Pillar - Motivation and Emotion - 1.1 Explain biological, cognitive, and social factors that influence motivation; 1.2 Explain the role of culture in human motivation; 2.1 Identify factors in motivation that influence eating and sexual behaviors; 2.2 Identify motivational factors that influence achievement and affiliation; 3.1 Explain the biological and cognitive components of emotion; 3.2 Describe the psychological research on basic human emotions; 3.3 Differentiate among theories of emotion; 4.1 Explain how biological factors influence emotional interpretation and expression; 4.2 Explain how culture and gender influence emotional interpretation and expression; 4.3 Explain how other environmental factors influence emotional interpretation and expression; 5.1 Identify biological and environmental influences on the expression and experience of negative emotions; 5.2 Identify biological and environmental influences on the expression and experience of positive emotions

2011 APA National Standards for High School Psychology Curricula:

• Individual Variation Domain - Motivation - 1.1 Explain biologically based theories of motivation; 1.2 Explain cognitively based theories of motivation; 1.3 Explain humanistic theories of motivation; 1.4 Explain the role of culture in human motivation; 2.1 Discuss eating behavior; 2.2 Discuss sexual behavior and orientation; 2.3 Discuss achievement motivation; 2.4 Discuss other ways in which humans and non-human animals are motivated
• Individual Variation Domain - Emotion - 1.1 Explain the biological and cognitive components of emotion; 1.2 Discuss psychological research on basic human emotions; 1.3 Differentiate among theories of emotional experience; 2.1 Explain how biological factors influence emotional interpretation and expression; 2.2 Explain how culture and gender influence emotional interpretation and expression; 2.3 Explain how other environmental factors influence emotional interpretation and expression; 3.1 Identify biological and environmental influences on the expression and experience of negative emotions, such as fear; 3.2 Identify biological and environmental influences on the expression and experience of positive emotions, such as happiness

Digital Compatible:

The PDF resources in this bundle are compatible with the Easel by TPT and by purchasing, you will have access to the original PDF as well as a digital version with an interactive layer on top. You can assign this to your students through GoogleClassroom, they can complete it on a laptop or tablet, and you’ll be able to review their completed work and return feedback, all on the TPT platform.

Related Resources:

• Introduction to Psychology Bundle
• Biological Perspective Bundle
• Sensation & Perception Bundle
• States of Consciousness Bundle
• Development Across the Lifespan Bundle
• Learning & Language Development Bundle
• Social Psychology Bundle
• Culture & Gender Bundle
• Memory Bundle
• Cognition: Thinking & Intelligence Bundle
• Psychology of Personality Bundle
• Psychological Disorders Bundle
• Psychological Therapies & Treatments Bundle
• Stress & Health Bundle
• Applied Psychology & Psychology Careers Bundle

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