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What impact does explaining success through personal qualities have on self-esteem?
What impact does explaining success through personal qualities have on self-esteem?
What is the likely emotional outcome when failure is explained using internal attributes?
What is the likely emotional outcome when failure is explained using internal attributes?
How do Western parents typically interpret their children’s academic success?
How do Western parents typically interpret their children’s academic success?
What emotion is most likely associated with explaining failure through external factors?
What emotion is most likely associated with explaining failure through external factors?
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In the context of attribution theory, how does an interdependent self interpret success or failure differently than an independent self?
In the context of attribution theory, how does an interdependent self interpret success or failure differently than an independent self?
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What primarily drives intrinsic motivation?
What primarily drives intrinsic motivation?
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How does motivation affect a student's success?
How does motivation affect a student's success?
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What are the two primary types of motivation described?
What are the two primary types of motivation described?
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What is the role of needs in the context of motivation?
What is the role of needs in the context of motivation?
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Which of the following best illustrates extrinsic motivation?
Which of the following best illustrates extrinsic motivation?
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What does the 'push' and 'pull' analogy of motivation illustrate?
What does the 'push' and 'pull' analogy of motivation illustrate?
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What aspect of motivation does persistence of effort relate to?
What aspect of motivation does persistence of effort relate to?
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Which statement best describes motivation?
Which statement best describes motivation?
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What drives individuals to act when they experience a need?
What drives individuals to act when they experience a need?
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According to Maslow, what must individuals satisfy before addressing social and psychological needs?
According to Maslow, what must individuals satisfy before addressing social and psychological needs?
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Which type of goal emphasizes self-improvement and learning new skills?
Which type of goal emphasizes self-improvement and learning new skills?
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How do cultural norms and worldviews influence motivation according to achievement models?
How do cultural norms and worldviews influence motivation according to achievement models?
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What primarily differentiates extrinsic motivation from intrinsic motivation?
What primarily differentiates extrinsic motivation from intrinsic motivation?
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In the expectancy value model of motivation, what does the ability self-concept refer to?
In the expectancy value model of motivation, what does the ability self-concept refer to?
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Which factor is noted to influence children's engagement in conversation?
Which factor is noted to influence children's engagement in conversation?
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What is a key characteristic of the humanistic model of motivation as proposed by Maslow?
What is a key characteristic of the humanistic model of motivation as proposed by Maslow?
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Why do many Asian children feel pressure to succeed academically?
Why do many Asian children feel pressure to succeed academically?
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What type of reinforcement encourages the repetition of a behavior by introducing positive consequences?
What type of reinforcement encourages the repetition of a behavior by introducing positive consequences?
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What is stereotyping in the context of education?
What is stereotyping in the context of education?
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Which of the following is considered an incentive that would motivate someone?
Which of the following is considered an incentive that would motivate someone?
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What is a consequence of stereotypical threat for minority children?
What is a consequence of stereotypical threat for minority children?
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What does the term self-transcendence refer to in the context of motivation?
What does the term self-transcendence refer to in the context of motivation?
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What role do beliefs, attitudes, and emotions play in cognitive theories of motivation?
What role do beliefs, attitudes, and emotions play in cognitive theories of motivation?
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Which of the following strategies can help improve language abilities in children from lower-income families?
Which of the following strategies can help improve language abilities in children from lower-income families?
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What characterizes intrinsic motivation compared to extrinsic motivation in learning environments?
What characterizes intrinsic motivation compared to extrinsic motivation in learning environments?
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What role do cultural backgrounds play in children's motivation in educational settings?
What role do cultural backgrounds play in children's motivation in educational settings?
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What is the primary principle of learning regarding success?
What is the primary principle of learning regarding success?
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How does goal-setting influence learning?
How does goal-setting influence learning?
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What role does attitude play in your learning process?
What role does attitude play in your learning process?
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What can mild levels of anxiety potentially be used for?
What can mild levels of anxiety potentially be used for?
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Which factor is essential for turning experiences into positive learning opportunities?
Which factor is essential for turning experiences into positive learning opportunities?
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What is a key consideration when evaluating the value of achievement across different cultures?
What is a key consideration when evaluating the value of achievement across different cultures?
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What might be a strategy to sustain a positive attitude according to the content?
What might be a strategy to sustain a positive attitude according to the content?
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What tends to happen when learners set realistic goals?
What tends to happen when learners set realistic goals?
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What is the greatest predictor of student achievement in countries that emphasize long-term orientation?
What is the greatest predictor of student achievement in countries that emphasize long-term orientation?
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According to Ginsberg’s Motivational Framework, which principle is NOT recommended for classroom practice?
According to Ginsberg’s Motivational Framework, which principle is NOT recommended for classroom practice?
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How can teachers enhance student motivation based on culturally relevant teaching practices?
How can teachers enhance student motivation based on culturally relevant teaching practices?
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What is a consequence of a traditional society on student achievement, as stated in the findings?
What is a consequence of a traditional society on student achievement, as stated in the findings?
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What effect does cultural awareness have on student achievement according to Ginsberg?
What effect does cultural awareness have on student achievement according to Ginsberg?
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How can students generate motivation according to the content provided?
How can students generate motivation according to the content provided?
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Which of the following is NOT included in Ginsberg’s four principles for promoting motivation?
Which of the following is NOT included in Ginsberg’s four principles for promoting motivation?
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What traditional approach should schools move away from to increase student achievement?
What traditional approach should schools move away from to increase student achievement?
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Study Notes
Introduction to Motivation
- The presentation focuses on motivation.
- Lack of motivation is a common challenge in studies.
- Students are responsible for independent study completion.
- Understanding motivation and maintaining it is crucial, even during difficult times.
- Motivation affects interest, ability, and success.
What is Motivation?
- Motivation directs, manages, or maintains goal-oriented behavior.
- It accounts for intensity, direction, and perseverance of effort.
- Motivation is an internal state guiding behavior toward a goal.
- Motivation is shaped by cultural norms, values, and practices.
- Motivation functions like a push-pull toy - choices rely on motivating factors.
The Push and Pull of Motivation
- The push to motivate comes from needs.
- Internal bodily states are linked to needs.
- Reduction of tension is a motivator.
- The pull to motivate comes from incentives.
- External factors motivate fulfilling our needs and reducing drives.
Two Primary Types of Motivation
- Extrinsic motivation: external forces, like praise, rewards, or money, guide behavior.
- Intrinsic motivation: internal forces, such as enjoyment, curiosity, and personal satisfaction, guide behavior.
Motivation Elements
- Needs: internal states prompting action to satisfy vital needs.
- Drives: tensions/unease resulting from unmet needs that compel action for tension reduction.
- Incentives: factors encouraging action toward specific goals, such as achievements, promotion, or recognition.
Humanistic Models of Motivation - Self-Actualization
- Maslow's model emphasizes individual potential and personal growth (1943, 1954, 1971)
- Focuses on positive regard and fulfilling potential.
- Emphasizes fulfilling basic needs before addressing psychological needs.
- Biased sample of 18 accomplished Western men.
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
- A hierarchical model showing stages of needs, progressing from basic needs to self-actualization.
- Basic Needs: hunger, thirst
- Safety Needs: security, stability
- Belonging Needs: love, acceptance, affection
- Esteem Needs: achievement, recognition, status
- Self-Actualization Needs: fulfilling one's potential
- Transcendence: striving for something beyond self.
Humanistic Models of Motivation - Self-Actualization (cont.)
- Self-actualization signifies the desire to reach one's full potential.
- Self-transcendence encompasses experiences going beyond personal growth.
Learning Theories of Motivation - Radical Behaviorism
- Radical Behaviorism holds that humans learn skills through experience.
- Consequences shape behavior; positive reinforcement encourages future occurrences.
Achievement Models of Motivation
- Mastery goals (learning-oriented) focus on personal improvement.
- Performance goals (ego-oriented) focus on surpassing others.
- Social goals emphasize relationships, interactions, and avoid pain or pleasure.
- Cultural norms influence goal choices.
Expectancy-Value Models of Motivation
- Eccles, Wigfield, and Schiefele (1998) explain children's achievement.
- The expectancy-value model connects achievement choices to beliefs about ability and task value.
- Two key beliefs: subjective task value and ability self-concept.
Cognitive Models of Motivation - Attribution Theory
- Weiner's (1985, 1986) theory explains how beliefs, attitudes, and emotions influence achievement behaviors.
- Understanding success/failure reasons for future achievements.
- Cultural norms, expectations, and values influence explanations for success/failure.
- Western vs. Asian cultural differences affect explanation of success/failure.
Social Cognitive Models of Motivation
- Bandura's social cognitive learning theory posits that we learn from observing others in our social environments.
- Learning is an internal, goal-oriented process.
- Personal achievement is motivated to meet personal goals.
Applying Models of Motivation to Real-Life Settings and Contexts
- Incentives and Culture: understanding the effectiveness of extrinsic vs. intrinsic incentives, as incentives vary across cultures.
School Motivation
- Children's motivation is linked to cultural values and practices.
- Motivation varies depending on numerous factors.
- Extrinsic and intrinsic motivation are different paths to achieving similar classroom results.
Factors Impacting Classroom Motivation
- Cultural factors like conversational interactions, language abilities, and academic success are crucial.
Motivation and Stereotypical Threat
- Majority and minority stereotypes affect motivation and learning experiences.
- Stereotypes about group characteristics influence individuals.
- Stereotypical threat affects vulnerable individuals more.
Learning and Motivation
- Intrinsic motivation is enduring; extrinsic motivation needs continuous reinforcement.
- Learning is more effective when satisfaction is experienced.
- Success encourages motivation, with achievable goals.
Role of Goal-Setting
- Goal-setting demonstrates intention and activates learning.
- Goals direct actions toward achievement.
- Goals provide opportunities for experiencing success.
Attitude and Motivation
- Attitude involves mental focus on the world, influencing behavior towards situations and people.
- Motivation measures willingness to take responsibility for learning.
- A positive attitude can transform experiences into learning opportunities, promoting success.
Achievement and Culture
- Strategies for goal achievement vary across cultures.
- Cultural values influence motivation and achievement strategies.
- Cultural factors impact achievement differences.
Cross-Cultural Studies on Achievement
- National culture considerably impacts student achievement, student learning, and results.
- Long-term orientation is a substantial predictor for student achievement in specific countries.
Culture across Disciplines – Culture, Education, and Motivation
- Ginsberg's motivational framework highlights the importance of the relationship between motivation, learning, and academic achievement.
- Cultural awareness can significantly influence motivation.
- Supporting all students through encouragement and social justice can lead to social justice and equity in education.
Ginsberg's Motivational Framework for Culturally Relevant Teaching
- Culture-specific and interdisciplinary approaches.
- Principles for effective classroom practice: belonging, positive learning attitude, cultural relevance, learning value perception.
Increasing Your Motivation
- Actively working on motivation and taking responsibility for success is crucial.
- Motivation stems from within and is optimal when intrinsically driven.
- Intrinsic motivation leads to more effective and enduring learning experiences.
Summary
- Motivation combined with positive attitude drives achievement.
- Intrinsic and extrinsic motivation are different types with diverse origins.
- Motivation influences learning capabilities, impacting our ability to learn and develop successfully.
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This quiz explores the concept of motivation, its role in guiding goal-directed behavior, and the influences that shape it. Understand the internal and external factors involved in motivating students and maintaining engagement during challenging times. Test your knowledge on key motivations and their effects on success.
