Author Question: According to research on the overjustification effect, why would high course grades be very unlikely ... (Read 54 times)

Charlie · **on:** Jun 22, 2018

According to research on the overjustification effect, why would high course grades be very unlikely to undermine intrinsic motivation to learn? Grades

a. aren't important to some students.
b. are based on course performance.
c. are based on both skill and motivation.
d. cause students to become anxious.

Question 2

Mrs. Hill has decided to provide her first-grade students with gold stars to reward them for reading. She has decided to use performance-contingent rewards. To do this, she will give gold stars

a. to children each time they spend ten minutes reading.
b. only to those children who can read a passage without mistakes.
c. to the children and take one star away after each mistake they make when reading.
d. only when children decide to read during free time.