Unit 4: HL extensions and data analysis
Topic 4.2: Motivation Questions
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Match each motivation term to its meaning.
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Doing something for an external reward or to avoid punishment is:
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Doing something for its own sake, because it is enjoyable, is:
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Paying someone for a hobby they already love, and their interest then drops, illustrates:
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Explain the difference between intrinsic and extrinsic motivation. Use an example.
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A school introduces cash prizes for reading, and at first children read more, but after the prizes stop they read less than before.
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According to self-determination theory, motivation is strongest when people feel:
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To what extent does intrinsic motivation explain behaviour better than extrinsic motivation?
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