EDUC 1300: Chapter 7

The cognitive concept of self-efficacy really means:

When engaging in academic self-regulation:

_________________ feedback occurs while you are doing homework or studying.

_________ helps you stay on track toward your goals.

An internal drive to engage in a task is called:

Students are most likely to:

_______________ involves being deeply committed to something and sticking with it on a long-term basis.

According to Maslow, your desire and ability to achieve to your potential is referred to as:

Your friend wants to be more optimistic. What would you suggest?

According to Maslow's hierarchy of needs, what need must be met first?

Thoughts are ________________.

According to your author, what types of mistakes should be avoided?

Students who _______________ are most likely to stop studying too soon.

Alcohol use has been associated with

How well you can explain a concept to a friend is an example of __________ feedback.

Which of the following would most likely be considered an example of extrinsic motivation?

___________________motivation is powerful and long-lasting.

___________________ feedback occurs after you've received your grade.

According to your author, increasing self-efficacy involves:

According to behaviorists, _____________ reinforce(s) our behaviors.

According to the American College Health Association, what is the number one impediment to academic performance?

_________________ is the highest level need in Maslow's hierarchy of needs.

Which of the following is true about self-efficacy?

Deci and Ryan are associated with _________________.

Why is it important to celebrate successful experiences?

According to research, it is most productive to attribute successes and failures to factors that are:

A ____________ mindset refers to the belief that intelligence is changeable and can be improved with practice and effort

Social theorists believe that:

The biggest problem with overconfidence is:

Cognitive theorists believe that our thoughts impact our mood and aim to impact our thinking processes by:

According to the Attribution Theory, if you have failed a test and you focus on internal factors, then you belive:

______________________ Theory refers to how we interpret our successes and failures.

Illusions of competence refers to:

What is the best predictor of success?

 ________________ is your belief in your ability to successfully complete a task.

________________ is the ability to bounce back after a traumatic or tragic event.