When 12-year-old Jonathan goes out for the middle school cross-country team, he discovers that he's the slowest runner on the team. After three weeks of daily practice with the team, his speed and endurance improve little if at all. Given what we know about the development of value in children's motivation, we can reasonably guess that Jonathan will:
a. Value cross-country running more than he has previously
b. Value cross-country running less than he has previously
c. Value running more only if his coach encourages him to stick it out for a while
d. Try to convince his teammates that he's a better runner than he really is
Question 2
Which one of the following children exhibits personal interest rather than situational interest?
a. Jennifer is puzzled when a peeled hardboiled egg is suddenly sucked into a bottle after the teacher lights a fire inside the bottle.
b. Trent wonders what the girl in the seat beside him is giggling about.
c. Riley can't wait to find out what's in the big cardboard box his teacher has brought to school today.
d. Victoria loves ballet and wants to become a ballerina when she grows up.
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