franks motivation revision

Question 1

intrinsic motivation

Answer 1

drive that comes from within.
pros are long term, not relying on others, always motivated
cons are harder for extroverted people

Question 2

extrinsic motivation

Answer 2

drive that comes from external source
pros are good for younger people or beginners
cons are not long term, can become worthless, relying always

Question 3

ego orientated

Answer 3

motivated by winning, measure ability to opponents, externally referencing, can lead to higher levels of anxiety as can’t control standard.

Question 4

task orientated

Answer 4

motivated by performance, self referencing, measure success against own self.

Question 5

what is self determined theory

Answer 5

where activity is freely chosen by performer. good for motivation, anxiety, more enjoyment.

Question 6

describe NACH

Answer 6

high achievers, 50/50 chance of winning, like challenge, maximise pride, likes feedback.

Question 7

describe NAF

Answer 7

low achievers, 0 or 100 chance of winning, minimise shame, don’t like feedback, give up easily.

Question 8

describe need achievement theory model

Answer 8

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resultant tendancies: the challenge you like to play.
emotional reactions: pride or shame
probability of success: 0-100%
incentive value: level of game

how NACH and NAF react to these.

Question 9

describe internal and external and stable and unstable factors in the attribution model

Answer 9

internal is within your control
external is out of your control
stable won’t change
unstable will change

Question 10

describe weiner’s attribution model

Answer 10

top left = ability (internal stable)
bottom left = effort (internal unstable)
top right = T.D (external stable)
bottom right = luck (external unstable)