The Integrated Theory of Intrinsic and Extrinsic Motivation in Sport

question 31

Multiple Choice

The integrated theory of intrinsic and extrinsic motivation in sport states that if one experiences success, one's perceptions of competence, autonomy, and relatedness will increase, therefore:

• A) Increasing intrinsic motivation and positive consequences
• B) Increasing extrinsic motivation and positive consequences
• C) Decreasing intrinsic motivation and negative consequences
• D) Decreasing extrinsic motivation and positive consequences

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Definitions:

Self-talk Benefits

Positive effects arising from the practice of intentionally generating affirmative inner dialogue, such as improved mood, reduced stress, and enhanced performance.

Self-image

The mental portrayal, concept, or image an individual holds about themselves.

Self-esteem Source

The origin or factors that contribute to an individual's perception of their own worth or value.

External Locus

The belief that one's fate or outcomes in life are determined by external forces or luck rather than one's own actions.