Which of the following best describes the social-cognitive approach to defining motivation?1) This approach emphasizes only the benefits associated with achieving a goal. 2) This approach represents motivation as the psychological driving force enabling goal pursuit. 3) This approach focuses mainly on awareness of environmental cues associated with the goal. 4) This approach mainly emphasizes extrinsic motivation, but it also acknowledges reasons for intrinsic motivation.

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Jamar Blanchard

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18 February, 03:03

Which of the following best describes the social-cognitive approach to defining motivation?1) This approach emphasizes only the benefits associated with achieving a goal. 2) This approach represents motivation as the psychological driving force enabling goal pursuit. 3) This approach focuses mainly on awareness of environmental cues associated with the goal. 4) This approach mainly emphasizes extrinsic motivation, but it also acknowledges reasons for intrinsic motivation.

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Jorge Baird · Answer 1

3) This approach focuses mainly on awareness of environmental cues associated with the goal.

4) This approach mainly emphasizes extrinsic motivation, but it also acknowledges reasons for intrinsic motivation.

Explanation:

The cognitive social approach is a psychological theory that defines learning according to the social environment. Therefore each individual is influenced by a set of behavioral, personal, social and environmental factors to which they are exposed during their lifetime. These factors are crucial in setting goals and monitoring the progress inherent to the individual, who use as motivation to achieve the expected results their personal values, self-efficacy and social comparisons.