Seeing External Rewards as Controlling, Informational, or Functionally Significant, Is

question 32

Multiple Choice

Seeing external rewards as controlling, informational, or functionally significant, is part of which theory?

• A) Cognitive evaluation theory
• B) Integrated theory of intrinsic and extrinsic motivation in sport
• C) Need achievement theory
• D) Self-efficacy theory

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Definitions:

Flashing Blue Light

Often used in emergency vehicles, signaling urgency and alerting others to give way, also studied for its effects on the human brain and body.

Classical Conditioning

An associative learning process where two stimuli are constantly paired together; the second stimulus initially causes a response which in time is caused by the first stimulus alone.

Acquisition

The phase during learning when a response is established and gradually strengthened.

Stimulus Generalization

The process by which a response that has been learned to one stimulus is also elicited by similar, but not identical, stimuli.