Exam 14: Motivation and Affect

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While working on a series of math problems, Kate stops after each problem to ask her teacher, "Did I do this right?" or "Is this one OK?" With this information in mind, which one of the following is most likely to be true about Kate?

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Which one of the following descriptions best illustrates a trait theory of motivation?

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Question 62

Which one of the following is the best example of state anxiety rather than trait anxiety?

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Question 63

Describe the five needs in Maslow's hierarchy. Give examples of how individuals with each need might behave.

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Question 64

Vance is quite surprised to hear that his friend Adam has been caught shoplifting, as he has always thought of Adam as someone who is honest, law-abiding, and respectful of others' rights and possessions. "There must be a logical explanation for why Adam was seen shoplifting," Vance thinks to himself, "and I won't rest until I find out what it is." Vance's motivation can best be explained using the concept of:

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Question 65

Which one of the following teaching strategies is most likely to increase students' sense of autonomy?

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Question 66

Luis suffers from extreme test anxiety. Three of the statements below probably describe Luis. Which one does not?

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While working on a series of math problems, Kate stops after each problem to ask her teacher, "Did I do this right?" or "Is this one OK?" With this information in mind, which one of the following is most likely to be true about Kate?

Which one of the following descriptions best illustrates a trait theory of motivation?

Which one of the following is the best example of state anxiety rather than trait anxiety?

Describe the five needs in Maslow's hierarchy. Give examples of how individuals with each need might behave.

Which one of the following teaching strategies is most likely to increase students' sense of autonomy?

Luis suffers from extreme test anxiety. Three of the statements below probably describe Luis. Which one does not?

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