Motivation Flashcards
(35 cards)
What are the 3 characteristics of motivation?
direction,
amount,
persistence
What are the 3 drivers of motivation?
psychological drive,
behavioral drive,
psycho-social drive
________ refers to the goal or objective towards which an individual is directed. It influences choices an individual makes and steers their behavior towards specific outcomes or activities.
Direction
________ refers to the level of drive or intensity of an individual’s motivation. It affects how much effort a person is willing to put into achieving goal.
Amount
________ is the duration an individual can maintain their effort towards a goal, despite obstacles or difficulties. It’s a measure of how consistently and for how long person stays motivated towards goal.
Persistence
Internal cognitive and emotional processes that influence motivation which includes factors like beliefs, values, attitudes, needs, and desires is the ________ drive.
psychological
Observable actions that result from motivation, like a person motivated to stay healthy may engage in regular exercise is the ________ drive.
behavioral
The role of social interactions and environment in shaping motivation such as support from peers, cultural norms, social rewards, and recognition that can influence an individual’s motivation is their _______ drive.
psycho-social
What are the 5 levels of Maslow’s hierarchy pyramid?
Self-actualization,
Esteem needs,
Belongingness and love needs,
Safety needs,
Physiological needs
Humans are motivated to satisfy needs at the ________ of Maslow’s pyramid first.
bottom
These needs are the basic survival needs such as food, water, warmth, and rest. In HCI, meeting these needs could relate to designing products that ensure user safety and comfort.
Physiological needs
These needs include personal security, employment, resources, health, and property. In HCI, this translates to ensuring that technology is secure, reliable, and protects user privacy.
Safety needs
These needs involve emotional relationships like friendships, romantic attachments, and family. HCI can cater to these needs by creating platforms that foster social connections, such as social media or communication applications.
Love and Belongingness needs
These needs include the need for self-esteem, respect, status, recognition, strength, and freedom. HCI can address these needs by offering platforms where users can achieve and showcase accomplishments, such as professional networking sites or gamified learning environments.
Esteem needs
This is the highest level where an individual reaches their full potential. In the context of HCI, this involves creating products that allow for personal growth, creativity, and self-expression, like educational tools, creative software, or apps that encourage personal development.
Self-actualization
This model categorizes requirements a product or service must fulfill to meet and exceed user expectations.
Walter’s Hierarchy of User Needs
What are the 4 levels of Walter’s Hierarch of User Needs?
Functional,
Reliable,
Usable,
Pleasurable
The product’s ability to deliver on its basic promise and meet primary needs for which it was designed satisfies the ________ level.
functional
The product’s ability to perform consistently and be dependably satisfies the ________ level.
reliable
The user-friendliness of the product fulfills its ________ level.
usable
The product’s ability to deliver a satisfying experience through aesthetic design, engaging interactions, personalization, and by creating emotional connections satisfies the ________ level.
pleasurable
Performing an activity to achieve a separable outcome, such as a reward or to avoid punishment is known as ________ motivation.
extrinsic
An example of ________ motivation would be using a fitness app that rewards users with points, badges, or social recognition for completing workouts.
extrinsic
Penalties for Inaction, Social Recognition, Goal Setting and Reminders, Rewards and Achievements, and Progress Feedback are all uses of ________ motivation in UI design.
extrinsic
