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What is the difference between an external event being controlling and an external event being informational?
What is the difference between an external event being controlling and an external event being informational?
- Controlling events restrict autonomy, while informational events enhance autonomy. (correct)
- Controlling events limit information, while informational events offer alternatives.
- Controlling events provide choices, while informational events dictate actions.
- Controlling events guide behavior, while informational events explain behavior.
What causes amotivation according to the text?
What causes amotivation according to the text?
- Lack of competence and autonomy support. (correct)
- Intrinsic motivation and autonomy fulfillment.
- Micromanagement and overbearing guidance.
- Excessive challenge and insufficient feedback.
What is one way autonomy relates to intrinsic motivation?
What is one way autonomy relates to intrinsic motivation?
- Autonomy dampens motivation levels.
- Autonomy enhances intrinsic motivation. (correct)
- Autonomy diminishes the need for competence.
- Autonomy boosts extrinsic motivation only.
What is the role of environmental incentives, consequences, and rewards in extrinsic motivation?
What is the role of environmental incentives, consequences, and rewards in extrinsic motivation?
What is one environmental event that nurtures the need for competence?
What is one environmental event that nurtures the need for competence?
In operant conditioning, what does the following term represent: S : R 🡪 C?
In operant conditioning, what does the following term represent: S : R 🡪 C?
Which of the following is an example of a positive reinforcer?
Which of the following is an example of a positive reinforcer?
How does Csikszentmihalyi's model of flow explain the relationship between activity challenge and personal competence?
How does Csikszentmihalyi's model of flow explain the relationship between activity challenge and personal competence?
How can punishment and negative reinforcement be distinguished?
How can punishment and negative reinforcement be distinguished?
How can any task be made enjoyable according to flow theory?
How can any task be made enjoyable according to flow theory?
What are three unintended side effects of using punishment?
What are three unintended side effects of using punishment?
According to cognitive evaluation theory, what are the two functional aspects of all extrinsic events?
According to cognitive evaluation theory, what are the two functional aspects of all extrinsic events?
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