match the antecedents to their theories Flashcards
enduring 24 hours of deprivation
from food and people
-glucostatic hypothesis
-self determination theory (relatedness)
exposure to a threatening “angry face”
facial feedback hypothesis
smelling a cleaning solution
james lange theory?
interpret their emotions based on their bodily responses to stimuli.
being promised an expected and tangible reward
extrinsic motivation
being asked to attain a standard of excellence.
implicit motives
need for achievement
being exposed to an unresponsive and uncontrollable environment
SDT,, intrinsic motivation, fixed mindset?, self efficacy
need for autonomy and competence
being mentored by an autonomy supportive teacher
SDT,, intrinsic motivation
need for autonomy
encountering an obstacle toward ones goal
implementation intentions, growth mindset, self efficacy
failing at an easy task in front of others
SDT, Implicit motives,
need for competence, need for achievement maybe also need for approval
the presence of a warm, genuine, empathtic friend, who listenes carefully
SDT, implicit needs,
need for relatedness, intimacy (communal relationships)
cultural pressures
extrinsic motivation (specifically introjected motivation) Implicit motives
need for affliliation (approval), potentially achievement
introjected means that the person is engaging in the thing in order to avoid guilt and the belief is not fully self acualized
a choice
SDT,, intrinsic motivation
need for autonomy,
the autonomy moderates the intrinsic motivation because ideally the person chooses something they have prticular interest in and therefore are more motivated to approach
competition
implicit needs (achievement)(maybe power)
feedback about ones goal directed performance
SDT, growth mindset,
competence
a difficult task
goal setting? competence? Growth v. fixed mindset
