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Behavioural perspective analyzes motivation in relation to

• šexternal behavioural events

• šexternal environmental events

• šinternal environmental events

• internal psychological events

Classical Conditioning: in Ivan Pavlov's experiment food is

• a ‘conditioned stimulus’

• a component of reinforcement

• an ‘unconditioned stimulus’

• a component of conditioning

A learner who faces repeated failure and inevitably gives up - this is known as

• conditioned behaviour

• lacking motivation

• operant conditioning

• learned helplessness

According to Maslow humans are motivated to satisfy a series of

• lower order needs & higher order needs

• lower order needs & deficiency needs

• deficiency needs & higher order needs

• being needs & higher order needs

3 strands of Self-determination theory: in the learning process, learners

• 1) have a degree of choice

  2) perceive themselves as incompetent

  3) should relate well to others

• 1) have a degree of choice

  2) perceive themselves as competent

  3) should relate well to others

• 1) have no choice

  2) perceive themselves as competent

  3) should relate well to others

• 1) have a degree of choice

  2) perceive themselves as competent

  3) should be self-involved

According to solution focused therapy

• Individuals are resilient & can utilise their personal strengths & competencies to resolve problems

• Individuals are encouraged to develop new approaches to resolve problems

• Individuals are encouraged to focus on external resources to assess problems

• Individuals cannot rely on competencies to resolve problems