Lesson 3.5.3
3.5.3 Motivation (cognitive) Quiz: OCR Psychology, Unit 3
20 questions
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The 20 questions
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Which type of motivation is driven purely by internal personal satisfaction and enjoyment?
- Extrinsic
- Primary
- Secured
- Intrinsic
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Which motivation type involves external rewards like trophies, money, or praise?
- Amotivation
- Extrinsic
- Intrinsic
- Innate
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What is the term for a complete absence of any motivation in sport?
- Amotivation
- Antimotivation
- Demotivation
- Extrinsic
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According to self-determination theory, which need involves feeling connected to others?
- Relatedness
- Autonomy
- Mastery
- Competence
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Which basic psychological need refers to feeling capable and effective in sport?
- Relatedness
- Competence
- Autonomy
- Efficacy
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What need describes an athlete's desire for self-governance and personal control?
- Competence
- Agency
- Autonomy
- Relatedness
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Which goal orientation focuses primarily on personal improvement and learning skills?
- Ego
- Process
- Outcome
- Task
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Which goal orientation focuses mainly on beating others and winning competitions?
- Task
- Outcome
- Mastery
- Process
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An athlete practises solely to win a gold medal. What type of motivation is this?
- Autonomous
- Intrinsic
- Extrinsic
- Amotivation
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A runner finishes a grueling marathon purely for personal pride and joy. What motivation is shown?
- Extrinsic
- Outcome
- Intrinsic
- Social
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A footballer skips training because they feel totally helpless and see no point. What state is this?
- Burnout
- Amotivation
- Extrinsic
- Anxiety
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A gymnast chooses their own routines to feel in control. Which SDT need are they satisfying?
- Relatedness
- Arousal
- Competence
- Autonomy
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A tennis player gains confidence after mastering a difficult serve. Which SDT need is met?
- Relatedness
- Anxiety
- Competence
- Autonomy
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A team captain fosters strong social bonds within the squad. Which SDT need is targeted?
- Relatedness
- Extrinsic
- Competence
- Autonomy
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A netballer judges success by personal skill gains rather than the match score. What orientation is this?
- Ego
- Public
- Task
- Outcome
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A golfer only feels successful if they win the tournament trophy. What orientation does this show?
- Intrinsic
- Outcome
- Mastery
- Task
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Which cognitive motivational theory links an athlete's perceived ability to their goal choices?
- Inverted U
- Achievement goal
- Social learning
- Drive reduction
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What motivational climate focuses on cooperation, learning, and individual improvement?
- Performance
- Competitive
- Mastery
- Outcome
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What motivational climate stresses normative comparison, public ranking, and winning?
- Performance
- Autonomous
- Mastery
- Task
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According to self-determination theory, which motivation type sits at the highest level of self-regulation?
- Introjected
- Intrinsic
- Identified
- External
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