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Warm up

Warm up. On your sticky note… 1. What is motivation? 2. What motivates you? Once done- please place on the “motivation” poster at front of room!. Please copy the following chart into your notes…. MOTIVATION. Internal state that activates behavior and directs it towards a goal.

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Warm up

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  1. Warm up • On your sticky note… • 1. What is motivation? • 2. What motivates you? • Once done- please place on the “motivation” poster at front of room!

  2. Please copy the following chart into your notes…

  3. MOTIVATION • Internal state that activates behavior and directs it towards a goal

  4. Instinct theory • Natural tendencies that determine behavior • Occur in all species • More popular in the 1900’s than present day

  5. Drive reduction theory • Need  Drive • Need: biological or psychological requirement of an organism • Drive: state of tension caused from a NEED that motivates toward a goal • Event (food deprivation)  Drive (hunger)  Action (eating)  Result (drive reduction)

  6. DRIVE REDUCTION THEORY • Attempt to maintain homeostasis • Correct imbalances from normal state • Psychologist- Clark Hull • All motives are from the basic biological needs

  7. Incentive theory • Focus on the role of environment • Incentive - object we seek or result attempting to achieve • IE- Reinforcers, goals, rewards • Gain positive incentives, avoid negative incentives

  8. Cognitive theory • Extrinsicmotivation- reduce biological needs or obtain incentives • Intrinsicmotivation- activities are personally rewarding, fulfill our beliefs or expectations • Over justification- giving more extrinsic motivation that necessary, intrinsic motivation declines

  9. Intrinsic motivation vs. EXTRINSIC MOTIVATION • http://www.ted.com/talks/dan_pink_on_motivation.html • While you watch… • 3 things you learned • 2 things you found interesting • 1 question you still have

  10. Let’s get motivated • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V6xLYt265ZM

  11. Motivational VIDEO creation • You are going to be making your own motivational video. • Today will be spent getting with your group, and brainstorming what you will be filming tomorrow. USE THIS TIME WISELY!

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