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ISBN 10: 0792369025
ISBN 13: 978-0792369028
Author: Anastasia Efklides, Kuhl, Sorrentino
Researchers in achievement motivation are becoming all the more aware of the importance of affect in motivation and self-regulation. This leads to extension and integration of existing theories as well as to new theories that provide a good account of existing data and offer new insight into the mechanism underlying the functioning of motivation. This book presents up-to-date basic research in motivation and self-regulation and an overview of the field, with particular emphasis on issues such as change of motivation, effects of context and culture on motivation, relations of cognition and affect in motivation and self-regulation, and motivation in school, in sports, and in the aged.
Part 1 Achievement and Task-Related Motivation
1 Delimiting and Integrating Achievement Motive and Goal Constructs
ADDRESS FOR CORRESPONDENCE
NOTES
REFERENCES
2 How to Combine Intrinsic Task-Motivation with the Motivational Effects of the Instrumentality of Present Tasks for Future Goals
COMBINING INSTRUMENTALITY AND INTRINSIC MOTIVATION
FROM THE THEORY OF ACHIEVEMENT MOTIVATION TO GOAL THEORY
CONCLUSION
ADDRESS FOR CORRESPONDENCE
REFERENCES
3 The Role of Perceived Instrumentality in Student Motivation
INTRODUCTION
METHOD
RESULTS
CONCLUSION
ADDRESS FOR CORRESPONDENCE
REFERENCES
4 Experimentally Induced Effects of Goal Distance in Time on the Relations between Achievement Motives, Future Time Orientation and Indications of Performance in Sports
METHOD
RESULTS
DISCUSSION
ADDRESS FOR CORRESPONDENCE
REFERENCES
5 Motivation, Performance and Satisfaction at School
METHOD
RESULTS
DISCUSSION
ADDRESS FOR CORRESPONDENCE
REFERENCES
6 Teaching and Parenting Styles Related to Childrend’s Achievement Motivation and Learning Outcomes
INTRODUCTION
THE FIRST STUDY
THE SECOND STUDY
DISCUSSION
ADDRESS FOR CORRESPONDENCE
NOTES
REFERENCES
7 Mapping the Domain of Autonomy Support
INTRODUCTION
METHOD
RESULTS
DISCUSSION
ADDRESS FOR CORRESPONDENCE
NOTES
REFERENCES
8 A Model of Motivational Change in Transition Contexts
INTRODUCTION
AN OUTLINE OF THE RESEARCH
A MODEL OF MOTIVATIONAL CHANGE
METHODOLOGICAL ISSUES
CONCEPTUAL ISSUES
EDUCATIONAL IMPLICATIONS
CONCLUSION
ADDRESS FOR CORRESPONDENCE
NOTES
REFERENCES
APPENDIX
9 Learning in Basic Electricity
RESULTS
DISCUSSION
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
ADDRESS FOR CORRESPONDENCE
REFERENCES
10 Goal Orientations and Action-Control Beliefs
CROSS-CULTURAL DIFFERENCES IN MOTIVATION
THE PRESENT STUDY
DISCUSSION AND CONCLUSIONS
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
ADDRESS FOR CORRESPONDENCE
NOTES
REFERENCES
Part 2 Motivation, Cognition, and Self-Regulation
11 A Theory of Uncertainty Orientation
CONCLUSIONS
ADDRESS FOR CORRESPONDENCE
NOTES
REFERENCES
12 Overcoming Defensive Feedback Seeking
FEEDBACK SEEKING AND CONTROLLABILITY OF ASSESSED ATTRIBUTES
FEEDBACK SEEKING AND CHANGEABILITY OF ASSESSED ATTRIBUTES
GENERAL DISCUSSION
CONCLUSION
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
ADDRESS FOR CORRESPONDENCE
NOTES
REFERENCES
13 Changes in Task Orientation and Self-Evaluation Across Phases of a Transition
METHOD
RESULTS
DISCUSSION
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
ADDRESS FOR CORRESPONDENCE
NOTES
REFERENCES
14 A Functional Approach to Motivation
A FUNCTIONAL DESIGN PERSPECTIVE ON MOTIVATION: PSI THEORY
APPLICATION OF PSI THEORY TO ACHIEVEMENT MOTIVATION, UNCERTAINTY ORIENTATION AND SELF-DEVELOPMENT
ADDRESS FOR CORRESPONDENCE
NOTES
REFERENCES
15 Motivation, Information Processing and Performance
BASIC ASSUMPTIONS OF THE MOTIVATIONAL APPROACH
WHAT IS MOTIVATION?
MOTIVATION AND PERFORMANCE
MOTIVATION AND INFORMATION PROCESSING
GOAL SETTING AND MICRO-LEVEL PROCESSES DURING GOAL STRIVING
CONCLUSIONS
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
ADDRESS FOR CORRESPONDENCE
REFERENCES
16 Metacognitive Experiences in Problem Solving
INTRODUCTION
THE CONCEPT OF METACOGNITION
COGNITION, MOTIVATION, AND METACOGNITIVE EXPERIENCES
SELF-REGULATION AND METACOGNITIVE EXPERIENCES
DISCUSSION
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
ADDRESS FOR CORRESPONDENCE
REFERENCES
17 The Effects of General Success-Related Beliefs and Specific Metacognitive Experiences on Causal Attributions
METHOD
RESULTS
DISCUSSION
ADDRESS FOR CORRESPONDENCE
REFERENCES
APPENDIX
18 Optimism as a Moderator of the Effect of State Orientation on the Evaluation of Negative Life Events
EMPIRICAL STUDIES
PATIENTS UNDERGOING DIALYSIS TREATMENT
DISCUSSION
ADDRESS FOR CORRESPONDENCE
REFERENCES
19 Genetic vs. Environmental Determinants of Traits, Motives, Self-Referential Cognitions, and Volitional Control in Old Age
METHOD
RESULTS
DISCUSSION
SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS
ADDRESS FOR CORRESPONDENCE
NOTES
REFERENCES
20 Motives, Personal Goals, and Life Satisfaction on Old Age
METHOD
RESULTS
SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS
ADDRESS FOR CORRESPONDENCE
NOTES
REFERENCES
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