Theories of Motivation KPP

Purely for joy doing it

• Intrinsic Theory

• Flow Theory

• Achievement Goal Theory

• Expectancy Value Theory

Sense of time is muted.

• Intrinsic Theory

• Flow Theory

• Achievement Goal Theory

• Expectancy Value Theory

All motivation can be linked to one's orientation towards a goal

• Intrinsic Theory

• Flow Theory

• Achievement Goal Theory

• Expectancy Value Theory

Beliefs about self-efficacy & difficulty of the task.

• Intrinsic Theory

• Flow Theory

• Achievement Goal Theory

• Expectancy Value Theory

Use of external rewards or punishment to encourage the completion.

• Extrinsic Theory

• Nature

• Nurture

• Performance Goals

Orientation with which all activities are approached.

• Extrinsic Theory

• Nature

• Nurture

• Performance Goals

Dependent upon the appeal of the activity.

• Extrinsic Theory

• Nature

• Nurture

• Performance Goals

Achieving a sense of superiority.

• Performance Goals

• Mastery Goals

• Flow Theory

• Expectancy Value Theory

Desire to fully master a skill or concept.

• Performance Goals

• Mastery Goals

• Flow Theory

• Expectancy Value Theory

Lessening of self-conscious thoughts and feelings.

• Performance Goals

• Mastery Goals

• Flow Theory

• Expectancy Value Theory