Intrinsic motivation

Intrinsic motivation is an action undertaken because it is interesting, valuable or satisfying in itself.

Definition

Intrinsic motivation does not mean that action is always easy or pleasant. It means that its source is found in personal meaning, curiosity, values ​​or a sense of development. The self-determination theory combines higher quality motivation with autonomy, competence and relationality.

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Practice and life

Next to the goal, write down: what is mine in this activity, what am I learning and why does it matter beyond the external reward.

Common misunderstanding

It is a mistake to expect intrinsic motivation to be constant enthusiasm. It is also a mistake to base the entire action solely on external pressure.

Questions for self-reflection

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