Motivation and Learning

What are the two contrary forces that motivate us to learn and succeed?

• Extrinsic and intrinsic forces

• Social and personal forces

• Rewards and punishments

• Curiosity and fear

Which type of motivation is driven by rewards and progress socially?

• Extrinsic motivation

• Intrinsic motivation

• Social motivation

• Curiosity motivation

Which type of motivation is driven by natural curiosity and personal satisfaction?

• Extrinsic motivation

• Intrinsic motivation

• Social motivation

• Curiosity motivation

What is the consequence of never praising or using rewards to motivate a child?

• The child becomes independent and imaginative

• The child becomes easily irritated and rebellious

• The child becomes exceptional at pleasing others

• The child becomes bored and unable to discover their own interests

What is the consequence of providing precise and actionable feedback to a child?

• The child becomes independent and imaginative

• The child becomes easily irritated and rebellious

• The child becomes exceptional at pleasing others

• The child becomes bored and unable to discover their own interests

What is the outcome of Tom's upbringing and motivation?

• Tom becomes independent and creative, but struggles to connect with others

• Tom becomes exceptional at pleasing others, but loses his own interests

• Tom becomes rebellious and easily irritated, but knows what he wants

• Tom becomes bored and unable to discover his own interests, but excels academically

What is the outcome of Mira's upbringing and motivation?

• Mira becomes independent and creative, but struggles to connect with others

• Mira becomes exceptional at pleasing others, but loses her own interests

• Mira becomes rebellious and easily irritated, but knows what she wants

• Mira becomes bored and unable to discover her own interests, but excels academically

What is the consequence of only listening to our heart and ignoring societal norms?

• We become independent and creative, but struggle to connect with others

• We become exceptional at pleasing others, but lose our own interests

• We become rebellious and easily irritated, but know what we want

• We become bored and unable to discover our own interests, but excel academically

What is the consequence of only listening to societal norms and ignoring our own interests?

• We become independent and creative, but struggle to connect with others

• We become exceptional at pleasing others, but lose our own interests

• We become rebellious and easily irritated, but know what we want

• We become bored and unable to discover our own interests, but excel academically

According to research, which type of extrinsic motivator inspires us to keep going?

• Money or gifts

• Positive feedback

• Praise and rewards

• Clear rules and expectations