MOTIVATION

PREPARED BY: BERN R. CEE

 Types of Motivation definition
1. Intrinsic Motivation The act of being motivated by
internal factors to perform
certain actions and behavior.
2. Extrinsic Motivation Whenever an individual performs
an action or behavior because
the individual is affected by the
external factors such as rewards
or punishments.
example
Example 1:A student attends guitar
classes because he wanted to. Whether
he was inspired by somerock starsor just
enjoyed the idea of playing in front of a
crowd, this sort of motivation is classified
as intrinsic motivation.
In the above example, there is a higher
chance for a student to carry on playing
guitar and reach stardom in the years to
come.
Example 1:A student attends guitar
classes because his parents promise to
double his allowance money. In the above
example, the chances of the student
learning guitar efficiently is quite low, as
the student only seeks an excuse to quit.
Additionally, the student is most likely to
give up playing guitar if the allowance
money isn't doubled as promised.
 MOTIVATIONAL CYCLE

is a transition of stateswithin an organismthat propels the

organism toward the satisfaction of a particular need.
Phases of the motivation cycle are
a. Need - is lack or deficit of some necessity.
b. Drive - as the state of tension or arousal produced by need.
-The drive can also be considered as the original source of energy that activates an organism.

c. Incentive - It motivates or encourage someone to do

something.
d. Goal - something that wants to achieve.
FLOW DIAGRAM
Two categories of motives

Primary Motives:
Motives which are linked with basic primary needs and
associated with biological well being of an individual.
(Needs that are fundamental for survival.)

Needs that come under this category:

*Need for food, water and oxygen.

*Need to take rest when tired
*Need for being active when rested
*Need for regular elimination of waste products from our body
 SECONDARY MOTIVES:
MOTIVES LINKED WITH ONES SOCIO-PSYCHOLOGICAL NEEDS
ARE KNOWN AS SECONDARY OR PSYCHOLOGICAL MOTIVES.

NEEDS THAT COME UNDER THIS CATEGORY:

*NEED FOR FREEDOM

*NEED FOR SECURITY
*NEED TO ACHIEVE
*NEED FOR AFFECTION
*NEED FOR RECOGNITION
*NEED FOR COMPANIONSHIP
*NEED FOR SELF ACTUALIZATION
 Keep your thoughts positive
Because your thoughts
become
YOUR WORDS.
Mahatma Gandhi
 Keep your words positive
Because your words become
YOUR BEHAVIOR.
Mahatma Gandhi
 Keep your behavior positive
Because your behavior
becomes
YOUR HABITS.
Mahatma Gandhi
 Keep your habits positive
Because your habits become
YOUR VALUES
Mahatma Gandhi
 Keep your values positive
Because your values become
YOUR DESTINY
Mahatma Gandhi