There are different approaches to explain motivation. The differences between these theories usually lie on how they underline biological and/or environmental factors to explain the process of motivation. Instinct Theory of Motivation Instinct is defined as natural behavioral pattern of individuals in response to certain kind of stimulus. Innate fears toward snakes for an example. … More Theories of Motivation
Incentive Theory of Motivation The Incentive Theory of Motivation some time also known as Reward Motivation Theory emerged during 1940s and 1950s building on the drive reduction theories. It was fueled by B.F. Skinner and other radical behaviorist. Incentive Theory suggests that our behavior or actions are highly influenced by incentives. We aim to receive … More Motivation Theories: Incentive and Cognitive Theory
Motivation is a process it’s start with need and end when goal is achieved, but it’s never ending process. When one need is achieved another needs appears. … More Motivation & Motivation Cycle
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