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D3 TEKNIK ELEKTRO 13

1. AHMAD RIDHWAN 130531506488

2. ANISA NUR FAUZIYYAH 130531506493

3. LAZUARDI WIDYA SUSILO 130531506492

4. SYADIDATUL FAHMIAH 130531506494


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RDEFINITION


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REVIEWPPREVIEWan article/document by scanningit. You might want to read any given outline at

the beginning of the document. Pay attention

to the headings of the sections and

subsections. Read the summary. The point is

to get an idea of the main topics and

sections of the article/document.


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UESTIONQQUESTIONyourself by making questions ofthe headings of each section and subsection.

Questions are usually based around who,

what, why, where & when


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UMMARIZESSUMMARIZE requires that you try toremember the main points of each section and

that you say them out loud (if possible) to

yourself.


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ESTTYou TEST yourself after you have finishedthe article. How many of the main ideas can

you remember?


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STEPS


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REVIEW

Tinjau judul-judul utama di seluruh buku ataubab tertentu dengan memperhatikan judul-

judul besar dan kecil padanya.


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UESTION

setelah melakukan kegiatan membaca sekilaspada tahap pertama, pembaca akan membuat

pertanyaan yang berupa prediksi yang dirasa

bisa terjawab setelah membaca


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EAD

Baca satu bagian ke satu bagian lain untukmenemukan jawaban pertanyaan yang Anda

telah bentuk itu. Sambil MEMBACA bahan

bacaan Anda, perhatikan untuk mendapatkan

jawaban untuk pertanyaan yang Anda telah

timbulkan itu. Ini merupakan suatu

pembacaan yang aktif. Oleh karena itu,

carilah tempat di mana Anda bisa membacadengan tetap konsentrasi


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UMMARIZE

Setiap satu bagian kecil dari buku yangdibaca, lakukanlah peringkasan agar

informasi yang telah dibaca dapat terekam

dengan baik yang mengandung :

a. Main idea and key parts

b. Enough details to give understanding


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EST

Tes ini digunakan untuk mengetahui tingkatpemahaman kita terhadap isi bacaan sekaligus

menjawab pertanyaan yang telah kita buat

sebelumnya


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Basic Physiological Needs

When one thinks of the vast array of human motives one tends to first think

about rather complex needs and drives such as the motive to succeed, the need to find

love and affection, and the need to express oneself creatively. These somewhat

exhaulted motive systems are important, and they and others are discussed throughout

the text. But we must not neglect the more basic physiological needs such as hunger,

thirst, and sex, if we are to understand human motivation in any comprehensive manner.

Indeed these basic physiological motives remain crucial in our lives. The

continuing importance of basic physiological motives is underscored by the fact that, as

Maslow (1970) has pointed out, they can and often do take precedence over the so-

called higher motive systems.

For example, the need to express oneself creativity cannot even begin to be

satisfied if one is near death from starvation. Maslow (1970) and others argue that the

more basic physical needs must be satisfied before higher needs, such as the drive

toward self-actualization and fulfillment, can direct our behavior. If thirst is consumingus, the great artistic creation we have in mind will just have to wait until our thirst is

reduced.

Because of the power of these basic motives in our lives, we explore what is

and what is not known about the basic hunger, thirst, and sex motive systems. Then, in

later chapters, we address the many higher, less obviously physiological motives.

TEXT 1


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Regulation (Basic Physiological Needs)

Basic physiological needs are often thought of in terms of the body's tendency

to regulate itself the purpose of some physiological mechanisms is to maintain a steady

state with respect to the needs of the body. To function properly, the body needs some

food but no too so much. Hence these mechanisms detect a falling level of nutrients

within the body and initiate feeding behavior in order to maintain some optimal level of

food substances within the body.

Similar sorts of regulatory mechanisms function to maintain body water with a

certain range. If our fluids drop too low, internal mechanisms detect the drop and

initiate drinking behavior to correct the deficit. Drinking will normally terminate when

the proper balance is restored.

Bodily regulation is somewhat analogous to what occurs in connection with

machinery, such as an automobile. When the oil or gas level fall to low, internal

mechanisms in the automobile detect these states and signal us through a system of

gauges. We correct the deficits by adding the appropriate substances. We refill the gastank and add oil, but do not add too much. In this way we keep the oil level between the

add and full mark on the dipstick.

TEXT 2


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