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    The document discusses different theories of motivation, including: 1) Motivation involves biological, emotional, social and cognitive forces that drive behavior, both intrinsic and extrinsic. 2) Intrinsic motivation comes from within a person, while extrinsic motivation comes from outside rewards. 3) Self-determination theory states that people are motivated by three innate psychological needs: competence, attachment to others, and autonomy. 4) Achievement theory focuses on power, affiliation, and achievement as key motivators that affect behavior regardless of other factors.

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    The document discusses different theories of motivation, including: 1) Motivation involves biological, emotional, social and cognitive forces that drive behavior, both intrinsic and extrinsic. 2) Intrinsic motivation comes from within a person, while extrinsic motivation comes from outside rewards. 3) Self-determination theory states that people are motivated by three innate psychological needs: competence, attachment to others, and autonomy. 4) Achievement theory focuses on power, affiliation, and achievement as key motivators that affect behavior regardless of other factors.

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    The document discusses different theories of motivation, including: 1) Motivation involves biological, emotional, social and cognitive forces that drive behavior, both intrinsic and extrinsic. 2) Intrinsic motivation comes from within a person, while extrinsic motivation comes from outside rewards. 3) Self-determination theory states that people are motivated by three innate psychological needs: competence, attachment to others, and autonomy. 4) Achievement theory focuses on power, affiliation, and achievement as key motivators that affect behavior regardless of other factors.

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    Name : Hira Sultan

    Roll No : 18
    Class: BS 8th
    Submitted to: Sir Adil
    Subject : Sports psychology
    Date: 5-08-2020
    Motivation :-
    Motivation is the process that starts, guides, and maintains purposeful
    behavior. This makes you act, whether you get a glass of water to
    lessen your thirst or to read a book to gain knowledge.

    Motivation involves the biological, emotional, social, and cognitive


    forces that drive behavior. In everyday use, the term "motivation" is
    often used to describe why a person does something. This is the force
    behind human action.

    Types of motivation :-

    Extrinsic motivation:-
    it is a type of motivation that arises from out side of the world. For
    example trophies are given to players after a good performance so
    these trophies are extrinsic motivation for that player.

    Intrinsic motivation :-
    Intrinsic motivation is a type of motivation that arises from inside of
    people. For example players do practice a lot not for trophies but to
    become a good player and this make him satisfied. So this is Intrinsic
    motivation.

    Self-determination Theory :-
    This is a motivation theory that is mainly concern with the innate and
    psychological tendencies of human being. People have free well to
    make their own choices and doesn't influence from external
    environment. It means that people have control over their behavior
    and choices.

    According to self determination theory people have three innate and


    psychological needs that make them motivated.

    Competence :- people need to be competent. They have to learn skills


    and become master in those skills. When they become skillful they will
    act to achieve goals.

    Attachment :- people need to be connected with one another. This


    attachment and connectedness will bring confidence in them for
    actions.

    Autonomy :- people need to be independent. Their motivation


    shouldn't be extrinsic. They should have feelings of self control.

    Achievement Theory :-
    This is a motovational theory and it mainly focuses on power, affiliation
    and achievements. This theory was proposed by McClelland and he
    suggested that our motivation or our behavior is effected by these
    three elements irrespective of ages, gender, culture etc.

    Some people motivate for their work when they get some achievement
    or get desired result in his work. Some people are motivated for work
    because they have power. They think that we have power and we can
    do anything. When we get a positive response from some one for our
    work and struggles this is called affiliation. So there are people who get
    motivated for struggles and their goals when people give them positive
    response for their work.

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