NUTR 3070 Lecture Notes - Lecture 14: Introjection, Motivation, Likert Scale
11 May 2020
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Nutr*3070 lecture #14: self-determination theory part 2. I. e. , exercise addicts who experience withdrawal symptoms: identified regulation. Class activity showing which items relate to each part of oit (behavioural regulation in exercise. Causality orientations theory: proposition re: 3 causality orientations: people have 3 different motivational orientations ( causality orientations ). Impersonal orientation: neither one way or the other, tend to see environment as uncontrollable, what happens happens, tend to be amotivated/don"t change your ways as what"s the purpose. Exercise causality orientations scale: scenarios about exercise experience, 3 responses to each scenario, 7-point likert scale, example of scenario: you have been told that setting goals is a good way to motivate yourself to exercise. Cot: proposition re: psychological well-being: causality orientations affect psychological well-being, autonomy orientation greater integration in personality effective performance and well-being better health, controlled orientation introjection and rigidity less positive experience.
