Quiz: Motivation


MotivationOnline version Psychology class by Pavithra P.S 1 What is motivation? a The process of forgetting goals b The process that initiates, guides, and maintains goal-directed behavior c A random emotional reaction d Only an external factor 2 Which of the following is an example of intrinsic motivation? a Studying to get good grades b Working to earn money c Learning for personal satisfaction d Avoiding punishment 3 What drives extrinsic motivation? a Personal interest b Biological instincts c External rewards or punishment d Internal satisfaction 4 Arrange the components of motivation in order. a Need → Drive → Goal → Satisfaction b Goal → Satisfaction → Need → Drive c Goal → Drive → Need → Satisfaction d Drive → Need → Goal → Satisfaction 5 Which theory suggests that behavior is driven by biological instincts? a Instinct Theory b Arousal Theory c Incentive Theory d Drive Reduction Theory 6 According to Drive Reduction Theory, motivation arises to: a Maintain internal balance or homeostasis b Gain social approval c Increase arousal d Seek external rewards 7 What does Arousal Theory emphasize? a Actions to maintain an optimal level of stimulation b Avoiding discomfort c Fulfilling physiological needs only d Earning rewards for good performance 8 What is the main idea of Incentive Theory? a Behavior is driven by rewards or avoidance of punishment b People act without any external reason c People are motivated by curiosity d Motivation comes from biological needs 9 In Maslow’s hierarchy, which need is the foundation? a Physiological b Self-actualization c Esteem d Love and belonging 10 What is the highest level in Maslow’s hierarchy? a Self-actualization b Love and belonging c Safety d Esteem 11 Which theory states that behavior depends on expected outcome? a Incentive theory b Expectancy theory c Equity theory d Goal-setting theory 12 What does Equity Theory emphasize? a Seeking punishment b Fulfilling biological instincts c Achieving the highest arousal d Maintaining fairness and balance

1

What is motivation?

a

The process of forgetting goals

b

The process that initiates, guides, and maintains goal-directed behavior

c

A random emotional reaction

d

Only an external factor

2

Which of the following is an example of intrinsic motivation?

a

Studying to get good grades

b

Working to earn money

c

Learning for personal satisfaction

d

Avoiding punishment

3

What drives extrinsic motivation?

a

Personal interest

b

Biological instincts

c

External rewards or punishment

d

Internal satisfaction

4

Arrange the components of motivation in order.

a

Need → Drive → Goal → Satisfaction

b

Goal → Satisfaction → Need → Drive

c

Goal → Drive → Need → Satisfaction

d

Drive → Need → Goal → Satisfaction

5

Which theory suggests that behavior is driven by biological instincts?

a

Instinct Theory

b

Arousal Theory

c

Incentive Theory

d

Drive Reduction Theory

6

According to Drive Reduction Theory, motivation arises to:

a

Maintain internal balance or homeostasis

b

Gain social approval

c

Increase arousal

d

Seek external rewards

7

What does Arousal Theory emphasize?

a

Actions to maintain an optimal level of stimulation

b

Avoiding discomfort

c

Fulfilling physiological needs only

d

Earning rewards for good performance

8

What is the main idea of Incentive Theory?

a

Behavior is driven by rewards or avoidance of punishment

b

People act without any external reason

c

People are motivated by curiosity

d

Motivation comes from biological needs

9

In Maslow’s hierarchy, which need is the foundation?

a

Physiological

b

Self-actualization

c

Esteem

d

Love and belonging

10

What is the highest level in Maslow’s hierarchy?

a

Self-actualization

b

Love and belonging

c

Safety

d

Esteem

11

Which theory states that behavior depends on expected outcome?

a

Incentive theory

b

Expectancy theory

c

Equity theory

d

Goal-setting theory

12

What does Equity Theory emphasize?

a

Seeking punishment

b

Fulfilling biological instincts

c

Achieving the highest arousal

d

Maintaining fairness and balance

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MotivationOnline version

by Pavithra P.S

What is motivation?

Which of the following is an example of intrinsic motivation?

What drives extrinsic motivation?

Arrange the components of motivation in order.

Which theory suggests that behavior is driven by biological instincts?

According to Drive Reduction Theory, motivation arises to:

What does Arousal Theory emphasize?

What is the main idea of Incentive Theory?

In Maslow’s hierarchy, which need is the foundation?

What is the highest level in Maslow’s hierarchy?

Which theory states that behavior depends on expected outcome?

What does Equity Theory emphasize?

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