Alfred Adler Lecture 3 Flashcards
achievement goals
- performance
- mastery
performance achievement goal
demonstrate competence relative to others
mastery achievement goals
develop competence through task mastery (either master basic task or improve on one’s past performance)
Types of motivation
approach
avoidance
approach motivation
desire to gain positive, desirable ends
avoidance motivation
desire to elude, steer clear of, or escape negative, undesirable ends
goal antecedent mastery-approach
*work mastery
*self determination
*competence valuation
*class engagement
goal antecedent mastery-avoidance
- no incremental theory
*no self determination - negative person-feedback from parents
- worry about disappointing parents
goal antecedent performance-approach
*fear of failure-paradoxically
* competence valuation
*conditional approval from parents
*positive person-feedback from dad
goal antecedent performance-avoidance
*fear of failure
*no self-determination
*fixed-entity theory
*negative person-feedback from parents
selected goal consequences Mastery-approach
*deep processing (studied a lot)
* more subsequent mastery-approach goals
*fewer subsequent performance-avoidance goals
*fewer health care visits
selected goal consequences mastery-avoidance
*disorganized
*worry and emotionality
* subsequent master-approach, mastery-avoidance, and performance-approach goals
selected goal consequences performance-approach
- subsequent performance-approach goals
- better overall exam performance
- better multiple choice performance
*better essay performance
selected goal consequences performance-avoidance
- surface processing
*disorganization
*worse overall, multiple choice, and essay exam performance
*more health care visits
sample item of achievement goal (performance-approach)
it is important for me to do better than other students