Three-Dimensional Theory of Attribution – Bernard Weiner

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Can you correctly identify each type of attribution? Accept the challenge!

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Froggy Jumps Three-Dimensional Theory of Attribution – Bernard WeinerVersion en ligne Can you correctly identify each type of attribution? Accept the challenge! par Montserrat Ríos 1 According to the theory, what influences motivation the most? a The grade b The difficulty of the test c The way we interpret the result 2 When something happens to us, we automatically look for: a A punishment b An explanation c An excuse 3 Which dimension answers the question: “Is the cause inside or outside me? a Stability b Locus c Controllability 4 Which of the following is an external cause? a Effort b Ability c Luck 5 I didn’t study this time” is an example of a a Stable cause b Unstable cause c Permanent cause 6 Which dimension influences whether a person will try again? a Locus b Controllability c Luck 7 I’m not intelligent” mainly produces: a Motivation b Hopelessness c Pride 8 I didn’t study enough” is more likely to produce: a Future motivation b Indifference c Happiness 9 This theory is mainly applied in: a Educational psychology and cognitive therapy b Biology c Chemistry 10 The goal in education is to change: a Fixed and maladaptive attributions b Toward more functional explanations c To blaming the environment

Froggy Jumps

Three-Dimensional Theory of Attribution – Bernard WeinerVersion en ligne

Can you correctly identify each type of attribution? Accept the challenge!

par Montserrat Ríos

According to the theory, what influences motivation the most?

The grade

The difficulty of the test

The way we interpret the result

When something happens to us, we automatically look for:

A punishment

An explanation

An excuse

Which dimension answers the question: “Is the cause inside or outside me?

Stability

Locus

Controllability

Which of the following is an external cause?

Effort

Ability

Luck

I didn’t study this time” is an example of a

Stable cause

Unstable cause

Permanent cause

Which dimension influences whether a person will try again?

Locus

Controllability

Luck

I’m not intelligent” mainly produces:

Motivation

Hopelessness

Pride

I didn’t study enough” is more likely to produce:

Future motivation

Indifference

Happiness

This theory is mainly applied in:

Educational psychology and cognitive therapy

Biology

Chemistry

The goal in education is to change:

Fixed and maladaptive attributions

Toward more functional explanations

To blaming the environment

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Three-Dimensional Theory of Attribution – Bernard Weiner

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Three-Dimensional Theory of Attribution – Bernard WeinerVersion en ligne

par Montserrat Ríos

According to the theory, what influences motivation the most?

When something happens to us, we automatically look for:

Which dimension answers the question: “Is the cause inside or outside me?

Which of the following is an external cause?

I didn’t study this time” is an example of a

Which dimension influences whether a person will try again?

I’m not intelligent” mainly produces:

I didn’t study enough” is more likely to produce:

This theory is mainly applied in:

The goal in education is to change:

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