Sport Psychology - Motivation and Achievement Motivation Flashcards
Define motivation
A drive to succeed
Name 2 types of motivation
Intrinsic motivation
Extrinsic motivation
Name 2 types of extrinsic motivation
Tangible rewards
Intangible rewards
Define intrinsic motivation
A drive to succeed from within
Define extrinsic motivation
A drive to succeed from an external source
Define tangible rewards
A type of extrinsic motivation
Can be touched or held
Define intangible rewards
A type of extrinsic motivation
A reward that is non-physical
Give an example of some tangible rewards
Trophies
Money
Medals
Give an example of intangible rewards
Praise from a coach or fan
Which is thought to be better in the long-term for a performer, intrinsic or extrinsic motivation? Why?
Intrinsic
It is stronger and longer lasting
Name 3 negative effects of extrinsic motivation
- It may lose its value
- Players may complete solely because of the extrinsic rewards
- Can increase pressure and lead to cheating
- May undermine intrinsic motivation
Nam 3 ways that a coach can improve motivation
- Offer rewards
- Make tasks fun and enjoyable
- Point out health benefits
- Break skill into sub-routines
- Use role models
- Praise
- Attribution re-training
- SMART goals
What kind of approach is achievement motivation? Why
Interactionist
Dependent on personality and environment
According to achievement motivation, what two types of behaviour can a performer show?
Nach/Approach
Naf/Avoidance
How can achievement motivation be calculated
Desire to succeeWd - Fear of failure