4.2 Reward

Question 1

Basic survival needs

Answer 1

Anything we need for our survival (food, shelter)

Question 2

Autonomy

Answer 2

The sense of being able to choose our actions and circumstances

We don’t enjoy being told what to do

Question 3

Competence

Answer 3

The experience of success and mastery over tasks
We don’t like feeling bad at what we’re doing

We need errors to progress, however

Question 4

Belonging / Relatedness

Answer 4

The desire to interact, be connected to, and to experience caring for others (or being cared for)

Question 5

Self-determination theory in the St. Crispin’s Day speech

Answer 5

Covered in GA3

Looking for SDT in Shakespeare’s play when Henry V gives a speech to his troops in St. Crispin’s Day

Question 6

Self-determination theory in everyday life

Answer 6

Something to observe and reflect upon

Many aspects in life involve one or more of the rewards in SDT

Question 7

What is Principle 2.1?

Answer 7

Rewards: Humans find feelings of relatedness, competence, and autonomy rewarding (in addition to meeting basic survival needs)

Question 8

Self-determination theory

Answer 8

3 types of rewards
Belonging / Relatedness
Competence
Autonomy

Question 9

Can you think of situations in which several rewards from self-determination theory are aligned or in conflict?

Answer 9

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