1.1.3 Motivations and Personal Responses to the Outdoors

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Getting out for a walk in nature to clear our mind and benefit our health and wellbeing is an example of which category of motivation? Options: Cognitive reward, Socialisation, Competence/mastery, Stimulus avoidance

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Stimulus avoidance

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What is motivation?

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The driving force or reasoning behind a person’s desire to do something.

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Which outdoor activity could someone do in order 'challenge themselves'? Options: Abseiling / rock climbing, Rock pooling, Bird watching, Hiking

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Abseiling / rock climbing

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Which one is a positive personal response to the outdoors?

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Appreciation

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Which one is a negative personal response to the outdoors? Awe, Inspiration, Revulsion, Connection

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Revulsion

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Why do we need to be aware of our personal responses to the outdoors?

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How we think and feel about an environment can affect the way we interact with it

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Proving something to yourself or others, such as achieving a goal you have set yourself, is an example of which category of motivation?

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Cognitive reward

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The feeling of community you get from participating in an outdoor experience with others, such as a goup hike, is an example of which category of motivation?

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Socialisation

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A recognition of value and significance in an outdoor environment is a positive response of ____________

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appreciation

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What is minimal impact?

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leaving as little evidence of you being there as possible