Chapter 3 Quiz for fun

Mastery approach orientation

• Reflects students' pursuit of understanding

• avoid not having the ability or doing worse than others in the class

• Students goal to try to avoid work

• Students' belief in one ability to produce desired effect

What best describe Work-Avoidance Orientation

• John work place just implement a new work task, john feels excited to learn the new skills.

• John work place just implement a new work task. John feel it too much work so he avoid doing the new task

What is Performance Approach?

• avoid looking like they have the abilities or doing worse than others

• Avoid any task and still outperform others

• A know it all

• Showing off their abilities and outperforming others

Define Entity and Incremental theory

• Fixed mind and growth mind

• both have a fixed mind set

• avoidance and attentive

• Love doing what they do

Define Mastery avoidance Orientation

• avoid looking like having the limited ability or doing worse than others

• reflects students’ pursuit of understanding, learning, and challenge

• reflects students’ pursuit of understanding, learning, and challenge

• avoiding mistakes, the appearance of incompetence, and misunderstand

What Performance avoidance orientation tend to do?

• Create their appearance noticeable and out perform others

• Want to be acknowledged by everyone

• Avoid work and show their abilities

Response Efficacy

• The belief in one's abilities to produce the desired effects.

• One ability to avoid works and change

• The perceived effectiveness of behavior for producing the desired effect

• One ability to make other changes without force

What kind of mind is described by Entity theory?

Self-Efficacy

• effectiveness of a behavior for producing desired

• one's ability to produce desired effects

• one ability to avoid changes in self

• one ability to threaten to not change for self

What Did Dr. Minodora Buy in Chicago?

• A pair of air Jordan 1

• High knees Boots

• High heels

• A new Book