181 L7 [Self-Determination Theory]

intrinsic motivation

behaviors demonstrated voluntarily, in the absence of constraints imposed by others, performing an ability for its own sake

extrinsic motivation

behaviors displayed for the purpose of achieving some end and not for its own sake

amotivation, external, introjected

on the self determination continuum, what are the 3 least self-determined subsets?

identified, integrated, intrinsic

on the self determination continuum, what are the 3 most self determined subsets?

amotivation

subset on the self determination continuum: sees no link between actions and outcomes

External

subset on the self determination continuum: performing an activity to receive a reward or avoid a punishment

Introjected

subset on the self determination continuum: performing a behavior to avoid guilt & anxiety; internalized

identified

subset on the self determination continuum: performing a behavior to achieve a valued outcome

integrated

subset on the self determination continuum: performing a behavior b/c it is part of your sense of self

intrinsic

subset on the self determination continuum: performing an activity for its own sake, to gain knowledge or skill to learn

autonomy, competence, relationships

what are the 3 needs?

autonomy

the feeling that one has control in their space/can make decisions

competence

the feeling that one is effective in their environment

relationships

the feeling of connection with peers & environemnt

controlling

there are 2 aspects of rewards— in this aspect, the subject views a reward as undermining of self determination

informational

there are 2 aspects of rewards— in this aspect, the subject views a reward as enhancing self-determination