Motivation Science

Arie W. Kruglanski · Marina Chernikova · Catalina Köpetz

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Human Behavior and Motivation Psychological Testing and Assessment Motivation and Self-Concept in Sports

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Abstract Traditionally,research on the psychology of motivation has addressed two separate questions: theWhatof motivation and theHowof motivation. The former concerns thenatureof the various motives that propel human behavior, and the latter the generalprocesswhereby any motive exerts its effects. This essay reviews historical and contemporary research in each of the foregoing categories. We highlight cutting edge concepts and findings in motivation science and identify emerging trends and future challenges.

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