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Define motivation.
Motivation is defined as the drive required to engage in goal-oriented behaviour.
What is self-motivation?
Self-motivation is the ability to do what needs to be done without the influence or thrust from other people or situations.
How does self-motivation benefit individuals?
Self-motivated individuals are focused on their goals and objectives, diligently achieve their aims, and practice righteousness.
What is the need for affiliation?
The need for affiliation involves seeking and enjoying close and cooperative relationships with others.
What are the two types of motivations based on different needs?
Physiological motivation and psychological motivation.
What is internal motivation?
Internal motivation occurs when an individual demonstrates a desire to do their work without any external reward.
Explain the need for achievement as a form of motivation.
The need for achievement is a social form of motivation involving a competitive drive to meet the standards of excellence.
Give an example of external motivation.
An example of external motivation is when a student completes lessons to avoid punishment or to gain a reward.
Why is self-motivation important?
Self-motivation is important because it increases an individual's energy and activity, directs them towards specific goals, initiates and persists specific activities, and affects cognitive processes and learning strategies.
What does motivation answer?
Motivation answers the 'why', the reason behind doing a task.
How does mindfulness help students?
Mindfulness helps students pay attention, reduce stress, and promote a thoughtful approach towards life.
Why is dreaming big important?
Dreaming big helps individuals be mentally prepared to take a big leap forward.
Explore the concept of self-motivation and goal-oriented behavior, and its significance in achieving personal and professional goals. Learn about the characteristics of self-motivated individuals and how they contribute to their communities and society.
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