competitive motivation
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This presentation discusses how competition and competitiveness can influence motivation. It explores competition between individuals, groups, states and countries. It identifies three main types of competitiveness: hypercompetitive individuals who are damaging, competitive avoidance individuals who are unconfident, and personal-development individuals who are focused on self-growth. Competition can positively or negatively influence motivation depending on factors like parental practices, emotions, success, praise and importance.
competitive motivation
- 1. This presentation is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 license How does competition and competitiveness influence motivation?
- 2. Motivation
- 3. Competition
- 7. PARLIAMENT: BETWEEN PARTIES AND LEADERS, POLICIES AND PROCEDURES.
- 9. FASHION, STYLE AND APPEARANCES
- 10. FO OD
- 13. Homes, schools, universities and workplaces.
- 14. Competitiveness comes in 3 main types: Hypercompetitive individuals Competition avoidance individuals Personal-development individuals
- 15. prestige affection praise ruthless superiority manipulative Hypercompetitive degradation individuals: hunters exploitative selfishness Damaging supremacy approval
- 16. unsuccessful avoidance disappointment resentment failure Competitive unconfident avoidance individuals : fearful dissatisfaction shyness
- 17. focused successful enhance PERSONAL- independent DEVELOPMENT INDIVIDUALS Self discovery Personal opportunistic growth
- 18. reward enjoyment intrinsic encouragement relationships recognition Competitive influences on motivation praise enhancement winning society Parental practices positivity perseverance performance success emotions extrinsic negativity importance
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