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External motivation is more effective than internal motivation for maintaining effort over the long term.

Which of the following is an example of an internal motivation for SAT prep?

SAT General Strategy #5: Motivation

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Which of the following is an example of an internal motivation for SAT prep?
Your parents rewarding you with a gift for a high score
Competing with a friend for a better score
Wanting to earn a full-ride scholarship
A teacher encouraging you to study harder
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External motivation is more effective than internal motivation for maintaining effort over the long term.
True
False
3
What is a key factor in achieving success in SAT prep, according to Prep Expert?
Harnessing self-motivation
Studying for at least 10 hours a day
Memorizing all SAT questions in advance
Relying on external motivation
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Which of the following is NOT a practical way to increase self-motivation for SAT prep?
List the target SAT score you need for each college or scholarship you want
Place photos of your dream collegs, scholarships, future plans on a board
Create a study schedule and stick with it
Spend a few minutes each day before studying to reflect on goals
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According to Prep Expert, what should students do to develop internal motivation?
Compete against classmates for the highest score
Take as many SAT practice tests as possible
Only focus on test-taking strategies
Identify their personal “why”