Motivation and Value Theories

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Motivation

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The desire to start and continue a task.

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Task Value

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The perceived importance or usefulness of a task.

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Expectancy-Value Theory

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You believe you can be successful and that your effort has value.

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Expectancy-Value Theory:

Intrinsic Value

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Doing something that makes you feel good.

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Expectancy-Value Theory:

Attainment Value

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The importance of doing well on a task because it reflects on you.

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Expectancy-Value Theory:

Utility Value

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The current task will impact future success.

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Self-Efficacy Theory

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I believe in my ability to complete a specific task.

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Bandura's self-efficacy gauges

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past performance, modeling, verbal persuasion, and psychological states

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Expectancy-Value Theory vs. Self-Efficacy Theory

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Domain-specific: I am good at tennis. vs. Task-specific: I can serve the ball.

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Goal Orientation Theory

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Focuses on the reasons why individuals strive to achieve success in tasks.