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WorksheetsPsychology Motivation and Incentives
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 7mins
the reason or reasons one has for acting or behaving in a particular way.
Biological Theory
Drive-Reduction Theory
Motivation
Cognitive Theory
People act the way they do because they are trying to meet certain needs on the way to personal growth
Biological Theory
Drive-Reduction Theory
Humanist Theory
Cognitive Theory
Constantly evaluate the worth of the goal and the
likelihood of achieving that goal
Expectancy - Value Theory
Drive-Reduction Theory
Humanist Theory
Cognitive Theory
Expectancy - Value Theory is part of this theory
Behavioral Theory
Drive-Reduction Theory
Humanist Theory
Cognitive Theory
Outside reinforcers, rewards, or desired results/goals motivate behavior
Biological Theory
Behavioral Theory
Humanist Theory
Cognitive Theory
Money for Grades; Become a lawyer for higher salary
Behavioral Theory
Biological Theory
Humanist Theory
Cognitive Theory
Turn on the AC when you are too hot in the summer
Biological Theory
Behavioral Theory
Humanist Theory
Cognitive Theory
Started going to the gym so I can feel better about myself
Biological Theory
Behavioral Theory
Humanist Theory
Cognitive Theory
Associated with Abraham Maslow
Biological Theory
Behavioral Theory
Humanist Theory
Cognitive Theory
Associated with Edwin Locke
Biological Theory
Behavioral Theory
Humanist Theory
Cognitive Theory
Associated with BF Skinner
Biological Theory
Behavioral Theory
Humanist Theory
Cognitive Theory
Associated with Charles Darwin
Biological Theory
Behavioral Theory
Humanist Theory
Cognitive Theory
tension that energizes (PUSHES) a behavior
Biological Theory
Drive-Reduction Theory
Humanist Theory
Cognitive Theory
