Self-Determination Theory

4. Concerned with social contexts that enhance or forestall internalization—that is, with what conduces toward people either resisting, partially adopting, or deeply internalizing values, goals, or belief systems.
8. The degree that the __________ psychological needs are met will influence motivation.
9. The ________ of motivation is more influential than the amount of motivation.
10. Efficacy related to interactions with the social environment, not an attained skill or ability, but how one feels.
12. Specifically addresses the effects of social contexts on intrinsic motivation, or how factors such as rewards, interpersonal controls, and ego-involvements impact intrinsic motivation and interest.

1. A theory of...
2. Need to be important and accepted by others, belonging between significant others and the community
3. Individual is the perceived source of behaviour, action from interest and integrated values, not independence.
5. A lack of intention or motivation
6. Describes individual differences in people’s tendencies to orient toward environments and regulate behavior in various ways.
7. Comprises four __________________.
11. Type of motivation in which an activity's value is salient, and integrated into the self.
12. Type of motivation that comprises external and introjected regulation driven by approval motives, avoiding shame, contingent self esteem, ego-involvement.