Motivation Flashcards

(32 cards)

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What is maslows hierarchy of needs

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motivated by your most pressing needs

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What is the approach/avoidance model

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Willing to approach if you have positive experience, not willing is negative experience

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What is the self-efficacy model

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What you believe about yourself motivates you
addressing self-efficacy
culture and self-efficacy

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4
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What is the self determination theory based on

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Intrinsic and extrinsic motivation

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What does the self-regulation of emotion model include

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External regulation
introjected regulation
regulation through identification
integrated regulation

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What is external regulation

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external rewards/punishment

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What is introjected regulation

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avoidance of guilt/anger

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What is regulation through identification

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engage in activity b/c it’s valued personally

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9
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What is integrated regulation

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integrated in self but do it for reasons outside enjoyment

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What does the flow theory consist of

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Intense and focused concentration on the activity 
merging of action and awareness
self-regulation of motivation
loss of self-consciousness 
deep sense of control 
distortion of time
absence of anxiety 
activity is motivating in and of itself
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What are the stages of the transtheroretical model

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Precontemplation
Contemplation
Preparation
Action
Maintenance
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12
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What kind of theory is MOHO

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Dynamic systems theory

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13
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What are the subsystems of MOHO

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Performance
Habituation
Volitional

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14
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What is the performance subsystem

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mental and physical capacity to do something

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What is the habituation subsystem

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habits and routines

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16
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What is the volitional subsystem

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motivation (values, interests, personal causation)

17
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What motivation issues do those with schizophrenia have

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lack of motivation
hard time predicting rewards
dont understand causation

18
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What motivation issues do those with ADHD have

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reward seekers

diminished sensitivity to reinforcement

19
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What problems do those with mood disorders have with motivation

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Depression
anhedonia
avoidance
less responsive to pleasurable stimuli

20
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What problems do those with substance abuse have with motivation

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increased sensitivity to rewards

decreased consequence sensitivity

21
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What problems with motivation do those with intellectual disabilities have

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more failure experience so less motivation which effects self-efficacy

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Assessments for motivation

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BIS/BAS scores
Goal atainment scaling
leisure motivation scale
university of rhode island change assessment 
volitional questionnaire
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What does the goal attainment scaling look at

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progress through goals

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what does the leisure motivation scale look at

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motivation in leisure

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What does the rhode island change assessment look at
readiness for change
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What does the vq look at
inner motivation and environmental impact
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What is intervention in motivation linked to
theory
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What theory is the remotivation process from
MOHO
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What are the steps in remotivation process
1. exploration 2. competency- set goals, problem solve, maintain engagement in activity 3. achievement- assume responsibility, try new challenges, take risks
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What are the fundamental approaches of motivational interviewing
collaboration evocation autonomy
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What are the general principles in motivational interviewing
express empathy develop discrepancy-point out when things are inconsistent Roll w/ resistance- avoid arguing support self-efficacy- have to believe they can do it in order to do it
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What are theories of motivation
``` Maslow's Hierarchy of needs Approach/avoidance Self-efficacy Self determination self regulation of emotion flow theory transtheroretical model MOHO ```