10 Questions
Motivation is defined as processes that initiate, direct, and sustain ______
behavior
Amotivation refers to a complete lack of any intend to ______
act
Intrinsic motivation is driven by the natural human tendency to seek out and conquer ______
challenges
When intrinsically motivated, we do not need incentives or punishments because the activity itself is ______ and rewarding
satisfying
Extrinsic motivation occurs when we do something to earn a grade, avoid punishment, please the teacher, or for some other ______
reason
External regulation is a type of extrinsic motivation that is completely controlled by outside ______
consequences
Retrieval practice is considered the most powerful and effective method for ______
learning
Spacing learning is more effective as it involves dividing or spacing out the ______
learning
The more you learn hard, the more ______
learning
Mixing up your practice helps in making learning anchored very ______
securely
Test your knowledge on the Social Cognitive Theory, which explains that human learning often occurs in a social context through observation and modeling. Learn about how individuals acquire knowledge, skills, and attitudes by observing others, as well as how beliefs about capabilities influence behavior.
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