Educat 2
Educat 2
Educat 2
Quiz III
Motivation
Directions: This quiz covers chapter 10 of the textbook. You will find 20 multiple choice questions.
Please mark all of your answers on the answer sheet provided. Do not write on the
question booklet. You will blacken the bubble of the most correct answer for each of the
questions. Be sure to completely erase all corrections because failing to do so will result
in the item being counted wrong. There should be no talking during the test. When you
are finished, bring the test booklet and answer sheet to the front and leave the classroom.
Best of luck!
2. On Sunday afternoon, Rick spent a couple of hours picking up discarded bottles and cans from a
picturesque section of the wildlife refuge, even though he knew he would not get paid anything for his
efforts. How could Rick’s motivation be best described as being?
A. Attrition
B. Deferential
C. Intrinsic
D. Extrinsic
3. What type of motivation would a teacher have the most difficult time influencing in their classroom?
A. Intrinsic
B. Extrinsic
C. Intrusive
D. Exclusive
4. Being interested in a task because the activity is enjoyable is what type of motivation?
A. Instructive
B. Exogenous
C. Extrinsic
D. Intrinsic
A. Cognitive benefactors
B. Extrinsic rewards
C. Intrinsic manifestations
D. Social learning outcomes
A. external rewards.
B. maternal instincts.
C. intrinsic needs.
D. socio-economic status.
A. Behaviorism
B. Cognitivism
C. Humanism
D. Social Learning
9. Dennis often “dupes” his friends into letting him reuse one of their papers from last semester for his
assignment in educational psychology this semester. In terms of goals, what type of learner does
Dennis seem to be?
A. Self-involved
B. Other-involved
C. Task-involved
D. Ego-involved
10. Students with performance goals as opposed to learning goals are concerned primarily with…
A. achievement motivation.
B. looking good to peers.
C. learning for the sake of learning.
D. finishing tasks on their “to do” lists.
11. Which one of the following quotes best exemplifies a learning goal?
A. Deficiency
B. Growth
C. Being
D. Proficiency
13. According to Maslow, a person feeling a need to perform a skill with beauty and grace is an example
of what level of need?
A. Safety
B. Belonging
C. Self-actualization
D. Aesthetic
14. When “growth” needs are met, motivation to satisfy them will generally…
A. be unaffected.
B. decrease substantially.
C. increase.
D. cease to exist.
16. Sam’s father has just recently become unemployed, and the family is in financial trouble. Lately, Sam’s
schoolwork has begun to slip. He hasn’t been doing as well on quizzes, and his homework is rarely
finished anymore. What would Maslow say about Sam?
17. Each of the situations listed below represents a need in Maslow’s hierarchy. Which of the items would
have to be satisfied before any other?
18. As Jane looks at her report card, she remarks to Judy, “I got that “B” because I really didn’t work hard
in Dr. Schopenhaur’s Organic Chemistry class.” On the basis of this one statement, we might guess
that Jane has a(n)…
19. Jamal has an internal locus of control. Consequently, he is likely to attribute his grades in school to…
A. innate ability.
B. luck of the draw.
C. task difficulty.
D. typical effort.