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MOTIVATION & EMOTION CH 11 & % OF EXAM

Contemplate the following:  What do you love to do? Why?  What parts of your job/life activities do you thoroughly enjoy? Why?  What problems/struggles do you face over and over again? What makes you continue to tackle these problems?  What motivates you?

MOTIVATION & EMOTION

HUNGRY? What motivates you to eat? Is it physiological (physical) factors or psychological (mental) factors? Could it be a combination of both? Did the pictures in the previous slides make you hungry? If they did, then you were psychologically motivated.

Motivation is an internal state that activates behavior and directs it toward a goal needs.html#lesson