10 Interesting Fact About The psychology of motivation

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• Motivation is an internal drive that encourages a person to take certain actions.
• Motivation can come from internal factors such as desires, desires, and interests, or from external factors such as rewards and punishment.
• There are two types of motivation, namely intrinsic motivation derived from satisfaction in doing something and extrinsic motivation that comes from external factors such as rewards and punishment.
• The concept of self-efficacy is very important in motivation, because individuals who have high self-confidence will be more motivated to achieve their goals.
• Hierarchical theory of Abraham Maslow's needs states that humans have different needs and must meet basic needs first before achieving higher needs.
• Environmental factors such as social support and good working conditions can increase one's motivation.
• There are several effective motivational strategies such as providing positive feedback, providing challenges that are in accordance with individual abilities, and provide autonomy in carrying out tasks.
• Difficulties in achieving goals can reduce a person's motivation, but failure can also increase motivation if individuals are able to learn from these failures.
• Dopamine, one of the neurotransmitters in the brain, is involved in the motivational process and gives a pleasant effect on the brain when individuals reach their goals.
• Motivation can change over time and can be influenced by life experience, environment, and other internal factors.