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Motivation: Presented By: Jyoti Poddar

Motivation is defined as an internal drive or desire that gives rise to and directs goal-oriented behaviors. It results from both conscious and unconscious factors, including the intensity of one's needs and desires, the incentive or reward value of the goal, and one's own expectations and those of peers. Motivation causes a person to want to repeat a behavior or avoid it. For example, a student may study harder for a test because they want a better grade.

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Motivation: Presented By: Jyoti Poddar

Motivation is defined as an internal drive or desire that gives rise to and directs goal-oriented behaviors. It results from both conscious and unconscious factors, including the intensity of one's needs and desires, the incentive or reward value of the goal, and one's own expectations and those of peers. Motivation causes a person to want to repeat a behavior or avoid it. For example, a student may study harder for a test because they want a better grade.

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MOTIVATION

Presented by: Jyoti poddar

DEFINITION
Motivation can be defined as an internal

condition initiated by drives, needs, or desires


and producing a goal behaviour.
It gives the reasons for peoples actions,
desires, and needs.
Motivation can also be defined as ones
direction to behavior, or what causes a person
to want to repeat a behavior and viceversa.

Motivation results from the interaction of both


conscious and unconscious factors such as
the:
Intensity of desire or need.
Incentive or reward value of the goal.
Expectations of the individual and of his or
her peers.
For example: A student that spends extra
time studying for a test because he or she
wants a better grade in the class.

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