This theory says people have three basic psychological needs: autonomy, competence, and relatedness.
What is the Self-Determination Theory
This describes the self-reinforcing cycle where supportive behaviors lead to more supportive behaviors over time.
What is a positive feedback loop
What is from "i" to "we"?
What are the two different types of interventions?
What are external and internal interventions?
What is the name of the gym that the volleyball and basketball team play in?
What is Juhan Gymnasium?
What are the two main types of motivation?
What is extrinsic and intrinsic motivation?
What is the explanation for the members of a team beginning to think and feel more similarly over time?
What is convergence?
Name two of the recommended study designs
What are Longitudinal, Intensive Repeated Measures, Observational methods, Computational Simulations, Experimental Manipulations?
What should teams be structured to promote?
How many sauces do you get for a regular size Biehl bowl?
What is 2 sauces?
What are the 3 needs of the SDT?
What is autonomy, competence, and relatedness?
What is the relationship that research shows between coworker feedback loops vs. leader feedback loops?
What is coworker has a stronger impact on intrinsic motivation than leader support?
Name one of the possible manipulations of the theoretical model
What are need support training, reward structures, or team composition?
The practical application suggests that team formation shouldn't just focus on what topic?
What are individual skills?
What fraternity is currently dark except for gaining pledges during rush?
What is SAE?
A group of volunteers stays late to finish a project because they truly believe in its purpose and enjoy working together. What is this an example of?
What is autonomous motivation?
On another team, members criticize each other and compete for credit. Over time, people become defensive and work mainly to avoid blame. What kind of motivational pattern is forming?
What is need thwarting or a negative feedback loop?
Name one of the measures of motivation in the theoretical model
What are team mean levels, standard deviations, or convergence over time?
How does need support affect the shift from "I" to We"?
What is acceleration?
What D3 school did Vice Chancellor Rob Pearigen work at before coming to Sewanee?
What is Millsaps?
The idea that motivation catches on throughout a team is reffered to as what?
What is motivation contagion?
What are the two forms of identification and what are they driven by?
What is need-based (driven by satisfaction,etc.) and self enhancement (driven by status,etc.)?
What is the key theoretical argument?
What is autonomous team motivation → better outcomes than controlled team motivation?
Name one of the training methods from team support
What are give constructive feedback, manage conflict productively, set goals collaboratively, or communicate respectfully?
What tradition for Theta Pi happens every crush formal for one lucky new member?