Exam 4 Flashcards
What are the 3 factors of banduras reciprocal causality model?
Personal, environmental and behavioral
Define the attribution theory and What are the three dimensions in the attribution theory?
Explanations or excuses for success or failure. Locus, Stability and control.
Name 6 characteristics of a successful model.
- Developmental status of observer. 2. Model prestige and competence 3. Vicarious consequences 4. Outcome expectancy 5. Goal setting. 6. Self-efficacy
What are the four pillars of teaching?
Constructivist, cognitive, behavioral and social cognitive
“No matter what I won’t do well” this is an example of what view of ability
Entity
What source of self-efficacy is a pep talk?
Social persuasion
Being motivated to do something because you are actually interested in doing it.
Intrinsic motivation
Being motivated by some kind of reward ; not necessarily because you want to do it.
Extrinsic motivation
Learning from watching others succeed or fail.
A vicarious experience
Up until 3rd grade this is a strong predictor of behavior.
Self-concept
When a teacher gives a student a task that allows them to reflect on themselves and their performance.
Self-evaluative task
An internal state that arouses, directs and maintains behavior
Motivation
Entity view believes ability …
Is fixed
Incremental view believe ability…
Can change
The dynamic interplay between personal, environmental and behavioral influences
Reciprocal causality model
This approach to motivation has an outcome of feeling fulfilled with your life.
Humanistic approach
Direct experiences with success and failure (strongest in adults)
Mastery experiences
The mind set of I will do whatever I have to do to do what I’m passionate about
Volition
All my friends are smart I should be smart too is an example of
Social goal
What are the 4 elements of observational learning?
Attention, retention, production, motivation and reinforcement
