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What is the main difference between intrinsic motivation and extrinsic motivation?
What is the main difference between intrinsic motivation and extrinsic motivation?
- Intrinsic motivation requires constant supervision, while extrinsic motivation is self-sustaining.
- Intrinsic motivation is not effective, while extrinsic motivation leads to better outcomes.
- Intrinsic motivation is driven by external rewards, while extrinsic motivation is driven by internal satisfaction.
- Intrinsic motivation is driven by internal satisfaction, while extrinsic motivation is driven by external rewards or pressures. (correct)
What characterizes amotivation according to the text?
What characterizes amotivation according to the text?
- Being intrinsically motivated by external rewards.
- Natural tendency to seek out challenging tasks for personal growth.
- A complete lack of intention to act and no engagement at all. (correct)
- A high level of internal drive to engage in the activity.
Why does spacing the learning process make it more effective according to the text?
Why does spacing the learning process make it more effective according to the text?
- Because it leads to forgetting, which enhances long-term retention.
- Because it reduces the need for retrieval practice, which can be challenging.
- Because cramming all learning at once is proven to be the most efficient method.
- Because it allows for more time between sessions for reflection and consolidation of knowledge. (correct)
Which type of motivation does not require external incentives or punishments?
Which type of motivation does not require external incentives or punishments?
What is external regulation in the context of motivation?
What is external regulation in the context of motivation?
How does amotivation differ from intrinsic motivation?
How does amotivation differ from intrinsic motivation?
Which type of motivation is described as being satisfying and rewarding in itself?
Which type of motivation is described as being satisfying and rewarding in itself?