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Self-Determination Theory: Explaining Student Motivation through Autonomy, Competence, and Relatedness
#SelfDetermination_Theory is one of the most influential explanations of human #motivation in education, work, sport, health, and social life. It explains why people do not simply act because of rewards, punishment, pressure, or instruction. Instead, it shows that people are more likely to learn, persist, and grow when three basic #psychological_needs are supported: #autonomy, #competence, and #relatedness. For students, this theory is especially useful because it explains wh
6 hours ago19 min read


Theory X and Theory Y: Explaining Two Views of Workers Through Control, Trust, and Motivation
Theory X and Theory Y are among the most useful ideas for students who want to understand how managers think about workers, motivation, and organizational life. Developed by Douglas McGregor in the 1960s, the theory explains two different assumptions about people at work. #Theory_X views workers as people who usually dislike work, avoid responsibility, need close supervision, and must be controlled through rules, pressure, or punishment. #Theory_Y views workers as people who
11 hours ago23 min read
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