Intrinsic Motivation Refers To

question 1

Multiple Choice

Intrinsic motivation refers to:

• A) the natural tendency to avoid any kind of work.
• B) the natural tendency to seek out new challenges and to use one's abilities.
• C) the natural desire for what is routine and familiar.
• D) the inability to focus on a task due to other interests.

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Definitions:

Social Learning Theory

A theory that posits people learn from one another, via observation, imitation, and modeling, emphasizing the importance of observing and modeling the behaviors, attitudes, and emotional reactions of others.

Internal Determinants

Factors within an individual, such as beliefs, values, and attitudes, that influence behavior and decision-making.

External Causes

Factors outside of an individual's control that influence events, actions, or outcomes.

Behavior Potential

The likelihood that a particular behavior will occur in a specific situation, influenced by the individual's skills, motivations, and environmental factors.