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This document discusses research needed in motivation, cognition, and interventions for job design. It explores current topics in intrinsic motivation, including attributes of educational environments, characteristics of long-term intrinsic motivation, and differences in intrinsic and extrinsic motivation. The document also analyzes intrinsic motivation in skill acquisition, past theories, recent research, and future research needs.
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○ ● Research needed: motivation, cognition, interventions(job redesign) impact job performance Relationship between CET and JCT: ○ Complementary rather than competing ○ CET has implications for tasks with a fixed structure ○ JCT has implications for job design Current Topics in Intrinsic Motivati...
○ ● Research needed: motivation, cognition, interventions(job redesign) impact job performance Relationship between CET and JCT: ○ Complementary rather than competing ○ CET has implications for tasks with a fixed structure ○ JCT has implications for job design Current Topics in Intrinsic Motivation ● 3 emerging research areas in intrinsic motivation: ○ Attributes of educational environments that foster intrinsic task interest, effort, and learning ○ Characteristics associated with long-term intrinsic task interest and persistence among expert performers ○ Differences in motivational processes between intrinsic and extrinsic orientations, and individual differences in strength of distinct components of achievement Intrinsic Motivation in Skill Acquisition ● ● ● Past: Cognitive-based theories in the 1960s diminished research on motivational learning bases ○ Focus shifted to determinants of choice processes, with presumption that motivation influences learning through pre-task decisions ○ But: Motivational processes during task engagement also significantly impact skill acquisition Recent: Renewed interest in role of motivation in skill acquisition, particularly focused on how intrinsic motivation develops and interacts with cognitive processes ○ Lepper and Dweck argue that factors like mastery control, challenge, and curiosity contribute to effective learning ○ Malone and Lepper (1987) study identified 7 distinct forms in 2 groups (individual and interpersonal) of motivation that influence learning: ■ Individual: Challenge, curiosity, control, fantasy (intrinsic motives) ■ Interpersonal: Competition, cooperation, recognition (intrinsic, extrinsic, or both) ○ Effective training involves evoking different forms of motivation at different points in the training process Future: Research Needed: ○ Clarify motivational processes underlying differences between passive and active learners ○ How different forms of motivation affect interest and rate of skill acquisition ○ How the scheduling of motivational enhancements affects learning in digital skill training