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oliviahorn72

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In his theory of styles of mental self-government, Sternberg describes three functions modeled after the structure of civil government. Name the three functions and describe a related student behavior to illustrate each one.
 
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Define and give an example of extrinsic motivation.
 
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Answer to Question 1

In Sternberg's styles of mental self-government theory the three functions that he proposes are the legislative style, the executive style, and the judicial style. A student with the legislative style prefers to create and plan. One with the executive style prefers to follow explicit rules. A student with the judicial style prefers to evaluate and judge.

Answer to Question 2

Extrinsic motivation occurs when a student engages in an activity solely or largely for the purpose of earning a reward that is not inherently related to the activity. Working for praise, high grades, and money are common examples of extrinsic motivation.



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