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Cognitive Motivation & Attribution (Online Learning)

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Motivation & attribution quiz

by Raihan
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The cognitive view of motivation focuses on…

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In cognitive motivation theory, students are motivated mainly by…

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Attribution theory explains…

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Which is an example of internal attribution in online learning?

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Which best describes self-efficacy in cognitive motivation?

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Internal processes drive motivation beyond external rewards.

Motivation stems from personal thoughts and goals, not just rewards.

People attribute outcomes to factors like effort, ability, or luck.

Blaming personal time management is an internal attribution.

Self-efficacy is confidence in one’s capability to succeed.

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