Motivating Humans: Goals, Emotions, and Personal Agency Beliefs

1992-01-01bookSage eBooks1,313 citationsclosed

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Human Behavior and Motivation Education, Achievement, and Giftedness Behavioral Health and Interventions

Abstract

Rationale for Motivational Systems Theory Theoretical Foundation for Motivational Systems Theory The Living Systems Framework Defining Motivation and Its Role in Effective Human Functioning Personal Goals Directing and Organizing Behavior Through Cognitive Representations of Desired and Undesired Outcomes Personal Agency Beliefs and Emotional Arousal Processes Regulating Behavior Through the Integration of Cognition and Affect Integration of Historical and Contemporary Theories of Motivation Goals, Emotions, and Personal Agency Beliefs How to 'Motivate' People General Principles and Specific Applications to Enduring Problems in Child and Adolescent Development, Education, Business, and Counseling and Everyday Living Summary of Motivational Systems Theory

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