Motivation
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MOTIVATION Description also available in video format (attached below), for better experience use your desktop. Introduction · It refers to the willful desire to direct one’s behavior towards the goal · It can also be defined as the forces that maintain and alter the o Directions o Quality o & Intensity of behavior Nature of Motivation · Related to the satisfaction · Goal directed · Based on motives · Complex process Types of Motivation · Intrinsic motivation (a person is being motivated by internal desires) · Extrinsic motivation ( a person is being motivated by external desires) Theories of Motivation · Hertzberg’s two factor theory o According to Hertzberg the motivation can be achieved by the help of Motivational factors and can be lost because of Hygiene factors o Motivational factors § Enjoying your work § Feeling recognized § Carr