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Which motivation aims to act in tune with moral judgments?Read the answer and worked solution →Which pair of terms is used by Deci and Ryan to describe motivation?Read the answer and worked solution →Hunger pushes a person to find food. Which kind of motivation is this?Read the answer and worked solution →Wanting a university degree is an example of which motivation?Read the answer and worked solution →Which motivation is the desire to overcome obstacles and strive for excellence?Read the answer and worked solution →Theories that identify which internal factors and goals motivate people are called what?Read the answer and worked solution →Which of these is a process theory of motivation?Read the answer and worked solution →In Maslow's theory, why are physiological needs called deficiency needs?Read the answer and worked solution →Which pair belongs to Maslow's higher needs?Read the answer and worked solution →In Maslow's theory, what must come before higher needs motivate?Read the answer and worked solution →Which theory, proposed by Clayton Alderfer, extends Maslow's hierarchy of needs?Read the answer and worked solution →In Herzberg's theory, which of these is a hygiene factor?Read the answer and worked solution →In Herzberg's two-factor theory, which factors lead to job satisfaction and commitment?Read the answer and worked solution →According to Herzberg, what do hygiene factors mainly do?Read the answer and worked solution →McClelland's learned needs theory names which three?Read the answer and worked solution →In McClelland's theory, the need for affiliation is a desire to do what?Read the answer and worked solution →Which need gets more emphasis in collectivist cultures, per McClelland?Read the answer and worked solution →Expectancy theory rests on which three factors?Read the answer and worked solution →In expectancy theory, what does valence mean?Read the answer and worked solution →In expectancy theory, expectancy is the belief about the link between which two things?Read the answer and worked solution →What does the multiplicative link in expectancy theory imply?Read the answer and worked solution →Which motivation theory treats fairness as a key aspect?Read the answer and worked solution →How is fairness judged in equity theory?Read the answer and worked solution →According to goal-setting theory, which goal is most effective?Read the answer and worked solution →What does self-efficacy mean in goal-setting theory?Read the answer and worked solution →What does acting autonomously mean?Read the answer and worked solution →Which theory of motivation is based on behaviourism and operant conditioning?Read the answer and worked solution →Aggression gets a child a toy. What does reinforcement theory predict?Read the answer and worked solution →Which brain system plays a key role in learning which outcomes go with a behaviour?Read the answer and worked solution →For student motivation, how hard should learning material be?Read the answer and worked solution →

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Which motivation aims to act in tune with moral judgments?

  1. Moral motivation
  2. Short-term motivation
  3. Biological motivation
  4. Push motivation
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Correct answer: A. Moral motivation

1. Moral motivation is the willingness to do the right thing. 2. Its motive is to act in line with moral judgments. 3. It is closely related to altruistic motivation. _Source: Wikipedia, Motivation, Others_

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Which pair of terms is used by Deci and Ryan to describe motivation?

  1. Hot and cold motives
  2. Autonomous and controlled
  3. Fast and slow motives
  4. Deep and shallow motives
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Correct answer: B. Autonomous and controlled

1. Edward Deci and Richard Ryan are self-determination theorists. 2. They distinguish autonomous from controlled motivation. 3. Autonomous means acting because one wants to; controlled means feeling pressured. _Source: Wikipedia, Motivation, Others_

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Hunger pushes a person to find food. Which kind of motivation is this?

  1. Pull motivation
  2. Achievement drive
  3. Push motivation
  4. Altruistic motive
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Correct answer: C. Push motivation

1. Push motivation arises from unfulfilled internal needs. 2. Hunger is an internal need that pushes toward food. 3. Pull motivation comes from an external goal. _Source: Wikipedia, Motivation, Others_

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