Compared to Those Who Are Intrinsically Motivated to Achieve, Children

question 69

Multiple Choice

Compared to those who are intrinsically motivated to achieve, children with an extrinsic orientation

• A) see themselves as more competent at academic tasks
• B) strive to win recognition or tangible incentives for their accomplishments
• C) prefer more challenging academic tasks rather than easier ones
• D) get better grades at school

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Definitions:

Counterbalancing

Counterbalancing is a method used in experimental design to minimize the effects of confounding variables by varying the order of conditions for different participants.

Order Effects

The impact that the sequence of presenting stimuli or questions has on the responses or outcomes in psychological experiments.

Honey Brands

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Repeated Measures

Repeated measures involve using the same subjects or participants in an experiment to test a variable under different conditions or at different times, reducing variability caused by different individual characteristics.