Intrinsic motivation

Extrinsic motivation is the carrot or the stick — when the motivation for doing something is an IF/THEN reward or punishment. We use extrinsic motivation all…

Discover the psychology behind intrinsic motivation and its impact on learning. Gain insights and strategies to foster self-driven engagement in your classroom.

Tracey Marks | Mental Health on Instagram: "There are three main types of motivation: intrinsic, extrinsic, and amotivation. Intrinsic motivation comes from within oneself. It is the drive to do something because it is interesting or enjoyable in and of itself. Extrinsic motivation comes from external factors, such as money and fame. Amotivation is the lack of motivation altogether. Each type acts in different ways and manifests differently amongst people. Which type of motivation are YOU…

11 Major Factors that trigger Intrinsic Motivation in Individuals:1. Curiosity2. Passion 3. Honor4. Self-Improvement5. Success6. Sense of Achievement7. Stability8. Independence/Autonomy9. Unexplained Desire10. The sense of ‘I CAN.’11. Healthy Competence with Peers

Intrinsic motivation is when we know we want something. When you are motivated intrinsically, nothing can stop you!⁠

In Dan Pink’s book Drive, he looks at scientific studies showing that the all too common approach to motivating people involving rewards and punishments, or…