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What does intensity of a motivational state refer to?
What does intensity of a motivational state refer to?
- The goal it aims to achieve
- The strength of the state (correct)
- The force that explains behavior
- The level of persistence
What is the direction of a motivational state characterized by?
What is the direction of a motivational state characterized by?
- The strength of the state
- The goal it aims to achieve (correct)
- The level of persistence
- The force that explains behavior
What is amotivation characterized by?
What is amotivation characterized by?
- A clear goal direction
- A strong internal force
- A state of apathy or listlessness (correct)
- A high level of persistence
In which phase of motivation does an individual establish a goal?
In which phase of motivation does an individual establish a goal?
What does persistence refer to in motivational states?
What does persistence refer to in motivational states?
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Motivational States
- Intensity of a motivational state refers to the strength or amount of motivation an individual has to pursue a goal or behavior.
- Direction of a motivational state is characterized by the orientation or focus of an individual's motivation, such as approaching a desired outcome or avoiding an unwanted outcome.
- Amotivation is characterized by a lack of motivation or intention to engage in a behavior or pursue a goal.
- In the goal-setting phase of motivation, an individual establishes a goal, which is a specific and desired outcome that they intend to achieve.
- Persistence in motivational states refers to the sustained effort or continuation of a behavior over time, despite obstacles or challenges, in order to achieve a goal.
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