A. Extrinsic and Intrinsic Motivation
2.1 What is extrinsic motivation?
2.2 What is intrinsic motivation?
B. Self-Determination and Personal Choice
2.3 What are the self-determining characteristics of intrinsic motivation?
2.4 What can be done to increase students' internal motivation?
C. Optimal Experiences and Flow
2.5 What is flow?
2.6 When is flow most likely to occur?
D. Attribution
2.7 What is attribution theory?
2.8 What, according to Weiner, are the three dimensions of causal attributions?
2.9 What are locus, stability, and controllability?
2.10 How do these dimensions produce different explanations of failures?
E. Mastery Motivation
2.11 What is mastery orientation?
2.12 What is meant by helpless orientation?
2.13 What is performance orientation?
F. Self-Efficacy
2.14 What is self-efficacy?
2.15 What is Bandura's view of self-efficacy?
2.16 What is Schunk's view of self-efficacy?
2.17 What are some educational applications for self-efficacy?
G. Goal-Setting, Planning, and Self-Monitoring
2.18 How does goal-setting benefit students' self-efficacy and achievement?
2.19 How do Dweck and Nicholls define goals?
2.20 What are the characteristics of a good planner?
H. Anxiety
2.21 What is the nature of anxiety?
2.22 Where does high anxiety come from?
2.23 What can be done to help students cope with anxiety?