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Which of the following statements most accurately describes the relationship between intrinsic and extrinsic motivation?
 
  a. People high in intrinsic motivation are generally low in extrinsic motivation.
  b. People who are low in intrinsic motivation are generally high in extrinsic motivation.
  c. People who are high in intrinsic motivation are also generally high in extrinsic motivation.
  d. People can be high in one and low in the other, high in both, or low in both.

Ques. 2

Describe four guidelines that teachers can follow, or strategies they can use, as they attempt to help their students become better problem solvers, and provide an example of each.
 
  What will be an ideal response?

Ques. 3

Which of the following is considered to be an activity that is intrinsically motivating?
 
  a. An activity that illustrates performance compared to others
  b. An activity that displays high performance
  c. An activity that will result in reinforcement
  d. An activity that is inherently interesting

Ques. 4

Describe the difference between well-defined and ill-defined problem solving, and give an example of each.
 
  What will be an ideal response?

Ques. 5

The teacher who most nearly used a problem-based learning approach was:
 
  a. Scott.
  b. Helen.
  c. Vicki.
  d. Jared.

Ques. 6

Of the following, which would be least recommended for the use of rewards in an attempt to motivate students to learn?
 
  a. Use rewards to increase participation in activities that are not initially intrinsically interesting.
  b. Base rewards on participation in a learning activity, not on the quality of work.
  c. Use rewards to communicate increasing competence.
  d. Avoid using rewards to control students' behavior.

Ques. 7

In Maslow's hierarchy, which of the following is a deficiency need?
 
  a. The need for competence
  b. The need for autonomy
  c. The need for safety
  d. The need for self-actualization
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Answer to #1

d

Answer to #2

Guidelines for improving students' problem-solving abilities include: (1) Present problems in real-world contexts, and provide practice in identifying problem goals, such as having students solve word problems that relate to common factors in students' lives, such as cell phone rates. (2) Develop students' expertise with deliberate practice and worked examples, such as David Chin's efforts on pages 330 and 331 of the chapter. (3) Capitalize on social interaction to engage students and monitor their learning progress, such as having students work in groups and conducting whole-class discussions of their problem solving efforts.

Answer to #3

d

Answer to #4

Well-defined problem solving typically results in a single answer and is usually limited to a specific content area, such as algebra, physics, or chemistry. It can be illustrated with any word problem in math. Ill-defined problems have a variety of solutions and draw from a variety of areas, such as the ill-defined problem of increasing voter turnout in local elections.

Answer to #5

c

Answer to #6

a

Answer to #7

c
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