T/F
Extrinsic is participants encourage in an activity to obtain an outcome that is distant from the activity itself
True
Which is an example of intrinsic motivation?
A. Student participating to get candy
B. Student participating to qualify for sports
C. Student participates for pride in work
C
Process praise
Evaluation of the process taken to complete a task
______________ is given for participating in an activity or for completing an activity.________ is given for doing well or achieving certain level of performance.
Task contingent
Performance contingent
What happens when extrinsic rewards are withdrawn completely?
Leads to less continuation of the behavior you want
Developmental trend strengthens as students move from middle school to high school
False
Which of these helps to facilitate intrinsic motivation?
A. Giving students more work time
B. Displaying exceptional work
C. Offering rewards for good work
B.
Person Praise
Positive judgement about a persons attributes or behaviors
Kids come with ____ goals, but adopt ____ goals.
Mastery, Performance.
Why does developmental trend decrease in MS/HS?
Relevance of academics and multiple teachers
True or False?
Mastery Approach Goals are motivated by a need to achieve and a fear of failure
False.
What happens frequently after students have failed several times?
A. They try again.
B. They blame things other than themselves.
C. They ask for help.
B.
Performance praise
Evaluation of the end-product (also called informational praise)
The overstriver has ___ hope for success and an excessive fear of ___.
High; failure
What are some ways to enhance motivation in students?
Teach students to value challenge, improvement and effort.
Promote incremental ability views over success/failure systems.
Provide short-term goals and strategies to achieve them.
Self-Efficacy is an appraisal of one’s own value as a person.
False, that defines self-worth
Flow theory
Feeling of intricate enjoyment and absorption in a task that is challenging, engaging, and rewarding