Motivation 3 Jeopardy Template

Intrinsic and Extrinsic	5 Approaches	Needs	Goal Orientation	Beliefs and self-perception
100 What is Motivation? The desire to do something	100 Goal What an individual wants to accomplish	100 What are the names of the levels in Malsow's Hierarchy of Needs? Physiological, Safety, Love and Belongingness. Esteem, Cognitive, Aesthetic, and Self-Actualization needs.	100 Work-avoidant Learners What is a student who doesn't want to learn or to look smart but just wants to avoid the work ?	100 What are epistemological beliefs? Beliefs about the structure, stability and certainty of knowledge
200 What is the source of extrinsic motivation? External	200 Socio-cultural approach Perspectives that emphasize participation, identities, and interpersonal relationships within communities of practice	200 What is Level 2 in Maslow's Theory? Safety needs	200 Goal Orientation \What are the Patterns of beliefs about goals related to achievement in school ?	200 What is attribution theory? The theory that describes how an individual’s explanations, justifications and excuses influence motivation.
300 Alex is reading a book because it looked interesting. What kind of motivation is Alex using? Intrinsic Motivation	300 Humanists Carl Rogers, Abraham Maslow, George Clooney	300 What are the 3 components of Self Determination Theory? Competence, Relatedness, and Autonomy.	300 Performance Approach What is focusing on being superior, winning, and being the best ?	300 What is learned helplessness? When someone believes that failure is unavoidable because events in their lives are mostly uncontrollable.
400 Define intrinsic motivation. the natural human tendency to seek out and conquer challenges because the activity itself is satisfying or rewarding	400 Reward A type of incentive that provides a desirable event or object in order to encourage desirable behaviour	400 What is informational speaking? Speaking in such a way that the student feels like they have a choice.	400 Mastery Goal What is a personal intention to improve abilities and learn, no matter how performance suffers ?	400 What are the causes of success and failure? They have been separated into 3 dimensions by Bernard Weiner: locus, stability and controllability.
500 Jackie was doing research for a paper, and found an interesting unrelated passage that she went off and read. What kind of motivation motivated her initial reading? Extrinsic Motivation	500 Social learning theory Theory focused on the acquisition of knowledge and behaviour as a result of observation of the others’ actions and behaviours	500 How are Malsow's Hierarchy of Needs and Self Determination Theory alike? Physical, emotional, and intellectual needs are interrelated.	500 Feedback, Goal Framing, and Goal Acceptance What are the three factors that make goal setting in the classroom effective ?	500 What is an incremental view of knowledge? The view of knowledge that through hard work, study or practice, knowledge can be increased and thus ability can be improved

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