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    BIYANI GIRLS B.Ed.

    COLLEGE

    PRESENTED BY
    MEENAKSHI SHARMA

    Motivation
    THE HEART OF LEARNING

    Mind is related to motivation and heart is related with emotions

    Definition of Motivation
    Motivation is the condition physiological and psychological with organism that dispose it to act in a certain ways.

    relies

    need

    goal

    Cycle of motivation

    drives

    curiosity

    incentive

    Need

    DRIVES

    Incentive

    GOAL

    GOAL

    Relies

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    Characteristic of motivation

    Goal directed
    Dominated Selective Continuity

    Types of motives

    Internal motives

    External Motives

    Internal Motives
    Hunger motives Thirst motives Sleep motives

    External Motives
    Approval motives Affiliation motives

    Achievement motives
    Power motives Self assertion

    Motivators

    Achievement.

    Recognition.
    Satisfying work.

    Responsibility.
    Advancement. Growth.

    What is your next step?

    THANK YOU

    By Meenakshi sharma

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