Kinesiology 1088A/B Lecture 24: Lect24- Incentive Motivators- Nov8 copy.docx
27 Jan 2015
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**note: having fun is often cited as a motive, but it is suggested that the fun is really the result of other incentive motives being fulfilled: the reasons for discontinuing in an activity are also multiple and complex a. i. e. failure to achieve satisfaction of one or more primary incentives is weighed against those that have been attained, other sports or activities start to have a greater interest than the one that you are currently involved in (conflict or interest) so you drop out (sport specific vs. sport general dropouts, general (cid:224) had a bad experience in one thing and never do another one again, the most dominant incentives that have been identified, affiliation (make or be with friends, excellence (skill development to the highest level, excitement and stress (thrill seeking, success (winning) and status (recognition, fitness, weaker but still present as distinct incentives are:
