01:830:101 Lecture Notes - Lecture 14: Motivation, Overjustification Effect, Junk Food
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Is derived from the same root as . Is a state of unrest or irritation that energizes one behavior after. If an individual varies the behavior and persists until reaching a goal, it is a motivated behavior. It can be defined as what activates and directs behavior. Motivation is the physical and psychological process that drives us toward a certain goal. A another until one of them removes the irritation. Drive-reduction theory would have been met, the organism would become inactive. It"s the equilibrium your body must makes fuel available to the body. Conditions such as temperature, hydration, nutrition, and weight are : incentive theories. You eat because you are hungry and also because you are standing in front of a restaurant offering appealing sights and smells of food: intrinsic and extrinsic motivations. Intrinsic stimulation or drive coming from within, an activity we enjoy and find motivating. Is based on the reinforcements and punishments that.
