Organismic Integration Theory (OIT)-SDT mini

Question 1

involves

Answer 1

Intrinsic and extrinsic motivation

Question 2

intrinsic motivation

Answer 2

To act for the inherent satisfaction of an activity-prototype of autonomy,volition, self endorsed behavior, declines with age

Question 3

extrinsic motivation

Answer 3

To act to obtain some separable outcome, do behavior not for inherent satisfaction

Question 4

can extrinsic motivation be internalized?

Answer 4

the active natural process of coming to endorse the value of extrinsically motivated behavior. Is necessary for self-initiation and maintenance of behaviors that are important for effective social functioning but are not intrinsically motivated. The process is energized and facilitated by support for the satisfaction of autonomy, relatedness, and other shi

Question 5

regulatory styles

Answer 5

external, introjected, identified, integrated

Question 6

external reg

Answer 6

salience of external rewards or punishments

Question 7

introjected reg

Answer 7

satisfy internal contingencies: ego involvement

Question 8

identified reg

Answer 8

find value/importance in activity

Question 9

integrated reg

Answer 9

synthesis of identifications with other aspects of self

Question 10

autonomous motivation

Answer 10

™To endorse one’s behavior fully-to extent we are autonomous can reflect on behavior to decide if we endorse
™Accompanied by experiences of choice and volition
intrinsic, identified, integrated

Question 11

controlled motivation

Answer 11

™To be coerced into behavior by external or internal forces
™Accompanied by experiences of pressure and obligation, coercion to think/ feel
external/introjected