Intrinsic vs Extrinsic Motivation in College

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Froggy Jumps Intrinsic vs Extrinsic Motivation in CollegeOnline version Motivation types in college by Cherri Cherry 1 What best defines intrinsic motivation in college work? a Doing a task only for a grade reward b Doing a task to avoid punishment c Doing a task for personal interest and satisfaction 2 Which three elements are central to Self-Determination Theory? a Rewards, Punishments, Compliance b Motivation, Anxiety, Stress c Autonomy, Competence, Relatedness 3 Example of intrinsic motivation in coursework? a Submitting assignments late for a penalty b Exploring a topic out of pure curiosity c Studying to pass a required exam 4 What is extrinsic motivation? a Desire to understand concepts deeply b Motivation driven by external rewards or punishments c Interest in the subject itself 5 Which strategy supports intrinsic motivation in class? a Offer autonomy and relevant, challenging tasks b Offer only external rewards for all tasks c Limit choices to ensure uniform results 6 Which statement describes the overjustification effect correctly? a Intrinsic motivation grows with all rewards b Rewards never affect motivation quality c Intrinsic motivation can be undermined by external rewards 7 Which scenario is least intrinsic? a Studying to gain a high grade without personal interest b Solving a problem to master a skill c Reading to satisfy curiosity about a topic 8 How can instructors distinguish intrinsic from extrinsic motivation? a Assume all rewards imply intrinsic interest b Ask why the student is engaging in the task c Check only grades earned 9 True or False: Extrinsic rewards always undermine intrinsic motivation. a Only in certain subjects b True c False 10 What best defines intrinsic motivation? a Motivation driven by external rewards only b Motivation caused by social pressure or norms c Motivation driven by personal satisfaction or interest 11 What is an example of intrinsic motivation? a Writing a novel for personal enjoyment b Competing to win a prize c Working overtime for a raise 12 What is extrinsic motivation? a Motivation from internal values b Motivation driven by external rewards or pressures c Motivation from personal curiosity 13 Which scenario shows extrinsic motivation? a Exploring a topic out of curiosity b Studying to get a high grade c Learning a hobby for fun 14 Which factor typically boosts intrinsic motivation? a Autonomy in choosing how to work b External bonuses c Strict deadlines 15 Which factor typically boosts extrinsic motivation? a Monetary rewards or recognition b Personal interest in the task c Alignment with personal goals 16 Which statement reflects a mix of intrinsic and extrinsic motives? a I only want a reward b I enjoy the work, but I also want a promotion c I dislike the task but need the pay 17 Which is least associated with intrinsic motivation? a Feeling competent while doing it b Personal interest in the task c External evaluation by others 18 Which approach supports intrinsic motivation in learning? a Always link tasks to high-stakes rewards b Remove feedback to avoid pressure c Provide choice and challenge appropriate to the learner 19 What is a potential pitfall of relying only on extrinsic rewards? a Undermines long-term intrinsic interest b Immediate performance improves c No impact on motivation

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Intrinsic vs Extrinsic Motivation in CollegeOnline version

by Cherri Cherry

What best defines intrinsic motivation in college work?

Which three elements are central to Self-Determination Theory?

Example of intrinsic motivation in coursework?

What is extrinsic motivation?

Which strategy supports intrinsic motivation in class?

Which statement describes the overjustification effect correctly?

Which scenario is least intrinsic?

How can instructors distinguish intrinsic from extrinsic motivation?

True or False: Extrinsic rewards always undermine intrinsic motivation.

What best defines intrinsic motivation?

What is an example of intrinsic motivation?

What is extrinsic motivation?

Which scenario shows extrinsic motivation?

Which factor typically boosts intrinsic motivation?

Which factor typically boosts extrinsic motivation?

Which statement reflects a mix of intrinsic and extrinsic motives?

Which is least associated with intrinsic motivation?

Which approach supports intrinsic motivation in learning?

What is a potential pitfall of relying only on extrinsic rewards?