Motivation (final)

Question 1

Motivation

Answer 1

-Anything that impels individual to action

Question 2

Overview of MO

Answer 2

• Action, intensity, and persistence
• ID differences
• Maturations changes motivation

Question 3

Sports Confidence Theory (competency)

Answer 3

1. Past achievements = Cognitive efficiency (decision making, thought mangement)
2. Self prep = Physical skill and training
3. Resilience (overcomings, setbacks, obstacles)
   * **want to have all)

Question 4

Self-competence theory

Answer 4

• Belief in ONE’S own CONFIDENCE
• ID exp success –> Increased competency –> increased motivation
• ID exp failure –> decreased comp –> decreased MO

Question 5

Self-efficacy Theory

Answer 5

-Strength of EXPECTATION to be SUCCESSFUL
ID executes task –> efficacy expectations –> behavior–>outcome
**Outcome feeds into efficacy expectations

Question 6

Goal Orientation

Answer 6

-REASON for ACHIEVEMENT

Question 7

(Goal perspective theory) 2 Goal Orientations:

Answer 7

1) Task oriented-goal: MASTERY

2) EGO oriented: OUT-DO others

Question 8

Autonomy theory (goal setting theory)

Answer 8

The belief of control over one’s own DESTINY

Question 9

Relatedness/social existence theory (goal setting theory)

Answer 9

The belief you care about others and other care about you

Question 10

3 Innate needs of motivation

Answer 10

1) Competency (5 theories)
2) Autonomy (1 theory)
3) Relatedness

Question 11

Types of motation

Answer 11

1) Extrinsic
2)Intrinsic
(Dichotomous = either/or)

Question 12

Goal Setting

Answer 12

ACHIEVEMENT OF GOALS is the motivation

Question 13

Self-determination theory (Autonomy theory)

Answer 13

Every ID has basic need to have VOICE/INPUT in their own behavior