Achievement Motivation Theory 4.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? PsychologySports psychologyA2/A-levelEdexcel Created by: EmCreated on: 28-03-16 14:02 According to McClelland et al (1961) we can understand AM in terms of which 2 factors? Motivation to succeed and fear or failure 1 of 7 Whenever we enter a sporting situation we experience what? Approach-avoidance conflict 2 of 7 If intrinsic motivation to take part in sport is greater than anxiety then we will be motivated to? Achieve highly 3 of 7 Those who are low in intrinsic motivation and high in anxiety are likely to experience what? A difficulty in competitive sport 4 of 7 The main problem of the McClelland model is that it cannot be used to what? Predict successful performance 5 of 7 Who suggested that the term 'achievement' as it is used in the theory is too vague? Nicholls et al (1984) 6 of 7 Which is the correct equation? Achievement motivation= intrinsic motivation- competitive anxiety 7 of 7
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