MESH: Psychological Factors in Navigation and Decision-Making
Augusta is a student on a trip to a new city with her art class. Students are told that if they become separated from the group during the trip, they should locate the duck pond at the county park and wait there for their teacher. Upon arriving in the city, the students take a bus tour of the city that includes a stop at the duck pond. On the second day of the trip, Augusta becomes separated from the group, and her phone battery dies. She begins looking for the duck pond.
Group 1
Explain how each of the following might help Augusta in the process of finding the duck pond.
Question 1a
Short answer
Hippocampus
Question 1b
Short answer
Parasympathetic System
Question 1c
Short answer
Two Factor Theory
Question 1d
Short answer
REM Sleep
Group 2
After Augusta rejoins the group, the students visit a store with unique but expensive merchandise. Explain how each of the following might be related to Augusta’s purchasing behaviors.
Question 2a
Short answer
Drive Reduction Theory
Question 2b
Short answer
Perceptual set
Question 2c
Short answer
Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs
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