Intrinsic Motivation

Focusing on intrinsic motivation, the book presents a comprehensive theoretical perspective supported by extensive research. It explores the concept as developed by Robert White, emphasizing how individuals engage in activities to feel competent and self-determining. The discussion includes the development of intrinsic motivation, its relationship with extrinsic factors, and the impact of these motivations on attitudes and social perceptions. By examining the attribution process, the author delves into how motivations are perceived in oneself and others, providing a nuanced understanding of human behavior.