Sources of Motivation
What type of motivation is driven by basic bodily needs like hunger and thirst?
What is physiological motivation?
Who developed the self-determination theory?
Who are Deci and Ryan?
Who developed the hierarchy of needs?
Who is Maslow?
Which need involves the desire for knowledge and understanding?
What is cognitive need?
Who proposed the model of subjective wellbeing?
Who is Diener?
Who developed the six-factor model of psychological wellbeing?
Who is Ryff?
According to Maslow, what type of needs must be fulfilled before higher-order needs?
What are deficiency needs?
Which source of motivation is influenced by thoughts, beliefs, and expectations?
What is cognitive motivation?
What type of motivation involves engaging in activities for internal satisfaction?
What is intrinsic motivation?
What is the highest level of Maslow's original hierarchy of needs?
What is self-actualisation?
What type of need is associated with beauty and balance?
What is aesthetic need?
Define life satisfaction in the context of subjective well-being.
What is the overall assessment of feelings and attitudes about one's life?
Name one of the six factors in Ryff's model of psychological wellbeing.
What is autonomy, environmental mastery, personal growth, positive relations with others, purpose in life, or self-acceptance?
What is the basic level of Maslow's hierarchy of needs?
What are physiological needs?
Name a type of motivation driven by social interactions and cultural norms.
What is social motivation?
What type of motivation is driven by external rewards or pressures?
What is extrinsic motivation?
Name a deficiency need from Maslow's hierarchy.
What are physiological, safety, love and belongingness, or esteem needs?
What need in the expanded hierarchy involves helping others achieve self-actualisation?
What is transcendence need?
What does affective balance refer to in subjective wellbeing?
What is the balance between positive and negative emotions?
What does the factor 'autonomy' refer to in Ryff's model?
What is independence and self-regulation?
Which psychological need in self-determination theory relates to feeling effective and capable?
What is competence?
Give an example of how cognitive motivation can influence behavior.
What is setting personal goals or having expectations about outcomes?
Name one of the three basic psychological needs for motivation according to Deci and Ryan.
What is autonomy, competence, or relatedness?
Explain the concept of self-actualisation according to Maslow.
What is realizing one's personal potential, seeking personal growth, and self-fulfillment?
Name two levels added to Maslow's expanded hierarchy of needs.
What are cognitive, aesthetic, or transcendence needs?
How can subjective well-being be measured?
What is through surveys assessing life satisfaction and emotional experiences?
How is 'environmental mastery' defined in the context of psychological wellbeing?
What is the ability to manage life situations and the surrounding environment effectively?
In Diener's model of subjective wellbeing, what component assesses overall contentment with life?
What is life satisfaction?
Explain how social motivation can impact academic performance.
What is striving for good grades due to peer or family expectations?
Define amotivation in the context of self-determination theory.
What is a lack of motivation or intent to act?
Name one characteristic of a self-actualised person.
What is creativity, problem-solving, authenticity, or acceptance of self and others?
How does the need for transcendence differ from self-actualisation?
What is the focus on helping others achieve their potential rather than just oneself?
Explain the role of positive and negative emotions in subjective wellbeing.
What is maintaining a higher ratio of positive to negative emotions leads to greater subjective wellbeing?
Explain 'personal growth' in Ryff's model of psychological wellbeing.
What is continual development and realization of one's potential?
What characteristic distinguishes a self-actualised person in Maslow's hierarchy?
What is the ability to solve problems creatively and authentically?