Intrinsic vs. Extrinsic Motivation Explained

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Title	:	Intrinsic vs. Extrinsic Motivation Explained
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Why tf DJ is not spinnin' plates as for his real passion/purpose? :D
Comment from : Morin97

It's football not soccer dummy
Comment from : Leonardo Mateo

Thank you this was so helpful
Comment from : Michelle PS Barbie law

It is important to note that present-day bio-behavioral explanations for learning and motivation posit unitary neurological processes for all types of conditioning, as distinctive intrinsic and extrinsic motivation properties are inferences from social psychological experiments, and are NOT derived from the neuroscience of motivation, which does not support this distinction It follows also that there are no ‘extrinsic’ and ‘intrinsic’ motivating processes, as all learning and motivation follows unitary rules This casts into doubt much of the controversy between intrinsic and extrinsic motivation, as they reflect the same neurological processesbrFor more information on ‘unified reinforcement principles’ and their procedural and philosophical implications please see the attached open-source book on motivation, as well as well as an academic article on the development of unitary motivational concepts in neuroscience by the distinguished neuroscientist Kent Berridge Also linked below is the Cameron and Pierce summary of social psychological research that disputes the intrinsic motivation hypothesisbrbr wwwscribdcom/document/495438436/A-Mouse-s-Tale-a-practical-explanation-and-handbook-of-motivation-from-the-perspective-of-a-humble-creaturebrbrCameron and Pierce rebuttal to Deci/Ryan perspective on intrinsic motivationbr webcortlandedu/andersmd/psy501/intrinsicpdfbrbrAn academic account of the development of bio-behavioral incentive motivation theory- Berridgebr lsaumichedu/psych/research&labs/berridge/publications/Berridge2001RewardlearningchapterpdfbrbrBerridge Lab, University of Michigan siteslsaumichedu/berridge-lab/
Comment from : AJ MARR

Hello, this is my obligatory "this video helped me through my course chapter cause the scholarly article that was assigned was overly complicated and hard to understand" comment thank you
Comment from : Neopacket

Super explanation
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Comment from : Arun Viswanadh

Am I the only one who watched this just learn how to pronpronounce it because you weren't sure?
Comment from : ruby sotelo carrillo

According to John Locke and myself(since i agree with him), all the human being's ultimate goal should somehow relate to an internal reward(which is to feel good, Ex you do charity because you feel good after doing it) Therefore, shall i conclude the theory of extrinsic motivation is based on the realization of our consciousness, since i believe most of the people at most of the time working hard to earn money do not realize they do it for an ultimate internal reward
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