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Motivation and Implications for Learning

Concept and theories of motivation and their implications.

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Q1 · Motivation and Implications for Learning · EASY
A teacher notices that one of her students, Ravi, completes his homework assignments carefully and takes pride in doing well in tests without any external rewards. Which type of motivation is Ravi primarily demonstrating?
Q2 · Motivation and Implications for Learning · MEDIUM
According to Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs, a teacher observes that some students in her class are unable to concentrate on learning because they come to school hungry. At which level of Maslow's hierarchy are these students' needs unmet?
Q3 · Motivation and Implications for Learning · MEDIUM
A teacher wants to enhance achievement motivation among her students. According to McClelland's theory of achievement motivation, which of the following strategies would be MOST effective?
Q4 · Motivation and Implications for Learning · EASY
Which type of motivation is characterized by engaging in an activity for its own sake rather than for external rewards?