Attribution theory Flashcards

(13 cards)

1
Q

what are the 2 main brackets on the top and side of the graph

A

Locus of causality
Stability

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2
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what are the two factors in stability

A

stable, unstable

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3
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what are the two factors in locus of causality

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internal, external

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4
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what attribute is used when the reasoning for producing a skill is internal and stable

A

Ability

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5
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what attribute is used when the reasoning for producing a skill is external and stable

A

task difficulty

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6
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what attribute is used when the reasoning for producing a skill is unstable and internal

A

Effort

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7
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what attribute is used when the reasoning for producing a skill is external and unstable

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Luck, bias refereeing

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8
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whats a self serving bias

A

when players win, they like to think that the result is down to them which are the internal and stable factors
when players loose, they like to attribute the factors to external and unstable factors

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9
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what does self-serving bias help to do for a performer

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helps promote their self esteem and keep them motivated.

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10
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who came up with this theory

A

Weiner.

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11
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what is an attribute

A

a reason given by the performer about the outcome/ result.

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12
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what did weiner state

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there are powerful implications for achievement related behaviour.

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13
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what is learned helplessness

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The feeling failure is a route to further failure, they use internal and stable reasons for this like lack of ability.

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