THE LOCUS OF CONTROL
Psychologists have spent years etching out patterns in personality traits that suggest that people vary in the degree to which […]
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Attribution Theory, Theories of MotivationPsychologists have spent years etching out patterns in personality traits that suggest that people vary in the degree to which […]
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Attribution Theory, Theories of MotivationThe concept of self-fulfilling prophecy was defined by Wool folk, A. (2013:538) as a groundless expectation that is confirmed because it has been expected.
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Theories of MotivationDavid McClelland advanced an achievement motivation theory which argues that some people are motivated by the “need for achievement” (n-ach). Individuals with a high need for achievement have the following characteristics:
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Theories of MotivationThe drive-reduction theory of motivation emphasizes the internal states of the organism; however, the Incentive theory of motivation stresses the
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Blog, Motivation, Psychology, Theories of MotivationThe drive-reduction theory of motivation emphasizes the internal states of the organism; however, the Incentive Function theory stresses the role of the environment in motivating behaviour.
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Theories of MotivationThe expectancy theory of motivation was suggested by Victor Vroom. Unlike Maslow, Vroom does not concentrate on needs as motivational factors, but rather he focuses on outcomes.
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Theories of MotivationThe arousal theory of motivation was developed by Donald Hebb, a Canadian Neuropsychologist, (of which he is recognised as the founding father) who lived between 22nd July 1904 and 20th August,1985.
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Theories of Motivation