4-aa3 Flashcards

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Elliot & McGregor

Achievement Goal

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1) performance: demonstrate competence relative to others

2) mastery (learning): develop competence through task mastery

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performance

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demonstrate competence relative to others

e.g. want to get the high score on the next test

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demonstrate competence relative to others

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performance

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mastery (learning)

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develop competence through task mastery

e.g. want to learn more about personality theories

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develop competence through task mastery

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mastery (learning)

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Elliot & McGregor’s

Types of Motivation

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1) approach: desire to gain positive, desirable ends

2) avoidance: deserve to elude, steer clear of, or escape negative, undesirable ends

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approach

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desire to gain positive, desirable ends

e.g. finish in first place

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desire to gain positive, desirable ends

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approach

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avoidance

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deserve to elude, steer clear of, or escape negative, undesirable ends

e.g. don’t get last place

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deserve to elude, steer clear of, or escape negative, undesirable ends

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avoidance

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Elliot & McGregor 2x2

What are they?

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performance-approach
performance-avoidance
mastery-avoidance
mastery-approach

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performance-approach

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do better than other students

fear of failure-paradoxically (want to be the best, fears failure)
worry about disappointing parents

better exam performance

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do better than other students

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performance-approach

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performance-avoidance

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avoid doing poorly

fear of failure

no self-determination (avoid getting overwhelmed and embarrassing themselves)
fixed entity theory

surface processing (study by memorizing)
disorganization (panic when memorization didn’t work)
worse exam performance
more healthcare visits

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avoid doing poorly

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performance-avoidance

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mastery-avoidance

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concerned won’t learn all there is to learn in class

no incremental theory (lacked skill-development theory)
no self-determination (someone yanked their chain)
negative person feedback from parents (“you’re a rotten kid”)
worry about disappointing parents

disorganization
worry and emotionality

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concerned won’t learn all there is to learn in class

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mastery-avoidance

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mastery approach

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understand the content as throughly as possible

work mastery (satisfaction in job well done)
class engagement (interested in class)
deep processing (thought about materials when studying)
fewer health care visits
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understand the content as throughly as possible

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mastery approach

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Cury et al. (2006)

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found that among junior-high age kids, manipulated entity IQ theories predicted the adoption of performance-avoidance goals on an IQ test

adoption of performance-avoidance goals predicted lower coding scale IQ scores

Don’t frame IQ as something that is fixed and uncontrollable!

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found that among junior-high age kids, manipulated entity IQ theories predicted the adoption of performance-avoidance goals on an IQ test

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Cury et al. (2006)