KIN 352 FINAL EXAM WITH CORRECT
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY
WELL DEFINED ANSWERS LATEST
ALREADY GRADED A+
According to the article by Kivineimi, Voss-Humke & Seifert
(2007) most behavior change models consider only a
person's rational thoughts and fail to account for the effect
a person's feelings may have on behavior change. -
ANSWERS-True
According to the research by Kivineimi, Voss-Humke &
Seifert (2007), cognitive beliefs such as perceived barriers
and perceived behavioral control had no effect on physical
activity behavior. Only affective associations had an effect. -
ANSWERS-False
Which of the following models/theories is considered a
"hybrid" model - or classified as BOTH a stage based and
linear model? - ANSWERS-Health Action Process Approach
Model
,Motivation is defined by all of the following EXCEPT: -
ANSWERS-Family values
When understanding the concept of control, it is important
to relate behavior-outcomes (means-ends) to capacity
beliefs. - ANSWERS-False
Deci and Ryan (1985, 2000) proposed that there are three
psychological needs related to intrinsically motivated
behavior: competence, autonomy, and relatedness. -
ANSWERS-True
In the Lepper, Greene and Nisbett (1973) study, which group
exhibited the lowest intrinsic motivation (as defined by time
spent playing with pens during the free-choice time)? -
ANSWERS-The group receiving an expected reward
Extrinsic rewards are less likely to lead to reduced intrinsic
motivation if they provide information about the person's
competence with the activity. - ANSWERS-True
An entity theorist believes that intelligence is
__________________ ; while incremental theorists believe
, that intelligence is ________________. - ANSWERS-Fixed;
Changeable
Teixeira et al. (2012) found little evidence to indicate that
more autonomous regulation is associated with increased
exercise participation. - ANSWERS-False
According to the meta analysis by Teixeira, et al (2012), the
relationship between need satisfaction and exercise is
__________________. - ANSWERS-Mixed and/or
inconsistent in research
According to Bandura (1986) social cognitive theory (SCT)
explains motivation through an interaction between the
environment, the person, and the behavior. - ANSWERS-
True
Bandura posits that __________________ is the most
powerful determinant of self efficacy. - ANSWERS-
Success/Performance Attainment
Research by McAuley and Blissmer (2000) showed that self
efficacy beliefs are more likely to be influential in conditions
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY
WELL DEFINED ANSWERS LATEST
ALREADY GRADED A+
According to the article by Kivineimi, Voss-Humke & Seifert
(2007) most behavior change models consider only a
person's rational thoughts and fail to account for the effect
a person's feelings may have on behavior change. -
ANSWERS-True
According to the research by Kivineimi, Voss-Humke &
Seifert (2007), cognitive beliefs such as perceived barriers
and perceived behavioral control had no effect on physical
activity behavior. Only affective associations had an effect. -
ANSWERS-False
Which of the following models/theories is considered a
"hybrid" model - or classified as BOTH a stage based and
linear model? - ANSWERS-Health Action Process Approach
Model
,Motivation is defined by all of the following EXCEPT: -
ANSWERS-Family values
When understanding the concept of control, it is important
to relate behavior-outcomes (means-ends) to capacity
beliefs. - ANSWERS-False
Deci and Ryan (1985, 2000) proposed that there are three
psychological needs related to intrinsically motivated
behavior: competence, autonomy, and relatedness. -
ANSWERS-True
In the Lepper, Greene and Nisbett (1973) study, which group
exhibited the lowest intrinsic motivation (as defined by time
spent playing with pens during the free-choice time)? -
ANSWERS-The group receiving an expected reward
Extrinsic rewards are less likely to lead to reduced intrinsic
motivation if they provide information about the person's
competence with the activity. - ANSWERS-True
An entity theorist believes that intelligence is
__________________ ; while incremental theorists believe
, that intelligence is ________________. - ANSWERS-Fixed;
Changeable
Teixeira et al. (2012) found little evidence to indicate that
more autonomous regulation is associated with increased
exercise participation. - ANSWERS-False
According to the meta analysis by Teixeira, et al (2012), the
relationship between need satisfaction and exercise is
__________________. - ANSWERS-Mixed and/or
inconsistent in research
According to Bandura (1986) social cognitive theory (SCT)
explains motivation through an interaction between the
environment, the person, and the behavior. - ANSWERS-
True
Bandura posits that __________________ is the most
powerful determinant of self efficacy. - ANSWERS-
Success/Performance Attainment
Research by McAuley and Blissmer (2000) showed that self
efficacy beliefs are more likely to be influential in conditions
