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What is motivation according to psychologists?
An internal process that activates, guides, and maintains behavior over time
Why are motivated students more likely to retain information?
Because they transform information into long-term memory
How do motivated students use cognitive processes in learning?
They use higher cognitive processes
What are the types of motivation according to the course outline?
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What is the role of motivation in learning according to the text?
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What is the main function of motivation in behavior?
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Intrinsic motivation is primarily driven by:
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Extrinsic motivation is mainly driven by:
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According to the behavioral theory, behaviors that have been reinforced in the past are more likely to be repeated than those that have not been reinforced or punished. This statement reflects the concept of:
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In which situation would $50 be a good reinforcer based on the concept of value of the reinforcer?
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What should teachers do to ensure effective motivation?
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Which theory of human needs suggests that motivation is a drive to satisfy needs such as food and shelter?
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What does intrinsic motivation primarily stem from?
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'I do something because I expect to get a reward for it' is reflective of which type of motivation?
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'Behaviors that have been reinforced in the past are more likely to be repeated than are behaviors that have not been reinforced or that have been punished.' This statement aligns with which theory?
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