Arihant Expert Team Solutions for Exercise 1: CHAPTER EXERCISE
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Questions from Arihant Expert Team Solutions for Exercise 1: CHAPTER EXERCISE with Hints & Solutions
Consider the statements given below and choose the one that is correct:

In which situation the goals of life can be a motivating source?

Which of the following will be an encouraging factor in relation to motivating a person to learn?

The theory similar to Maslow's theory of motivation is _____.

Consider the following statement(s):
I. Learning-objectives and its level is taken into account during the selection of a motivation technique.
II. The technique of motivation can work only up to the highest level of the cognitive domain.
Which of the statement(s) given above is/are correct?

There may be several principles of motivation that are applied in learning. Among the given options, which one is not a principle?

Whenever Salim (age 32) gets into the car with his mother (age 62), he puts on his seatbelt. Salim knows that if he doesn't, he will be listening to a lecture for the entire car ride, and he wants his mother to approve of his choices. According to taxonomy for intrinsic and extrinsic motivation, at what level is Salim working with regard to his seat belt?

With reference to activities relating to the issue of motivation, match two-column:
Key Elements | Actions |
A. Intrinsic motivation | 1. Begin with some unconditional positive praise. 'You did that well' |
B. Extrinsic Motivation | 2. The teacher and/or the pupils reconnect with the lesson overview and specific objectives and with agreed personal goals and targets |
C. Expectation for success |
3. Encourage learners to identify their own reasons for taking part in |
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