An entertaining alternative to lengthy and expensive texts on the subject, Motivation 101 is unique in helping readers understand how each theory of motivationóbehavioral, neurobiological, attribution, and other models --views and defines a particular concept within each theory. For example, each modality views the concept of ìrewardî from a different perspective. The book is also distinguished by its multidisciplinary focus, whereby research is drawn not only from different domains of psychology but also from such disciplines as education and business. Additionally, the text considers cultural differences in the study of motivation and collaborative environments, and addresses changing research methodologies. It will be an engaging introduction to the study of motivation for undergraduate courses in psychology and education.
Key Features:
- Provides a concise, engaging overview of motivation that encompasses leading theories and a broad body of research
- Compares and contrasts different motivation theories including needs-based and cognitive models
- Draws from research across a wide range of domains within psychology, education, and business
- Connects the study of motivation to our daily lives through illustrative vignettes and metaphors
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