MOTIVATION IN ENGLISH

                                                      

                                                MOTIVATION IN ENGLISH

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MOTIVATION IN ENGLISH

·      Motivation is the force that determine the activity and behavior of an individual. It directs the individual to act in positive direction. Motivation is influenced by need, basic drives interest , likes and dislikes of the person. Motivation is essential for overall development of a person.

·      Motivation is internal feeling generated within the individual to perform at his best possible level .

·      Motivation can make the people work in right direction and in positive way as desired by the motivator

·      It is an art of getting things done willing from others

CLASSIFICATION OF MOTIVES

1.    Physiological motives

2.   Social motives

3.   Personal motives

4.   Unconscious motives

 

1.    Physiological motives- Physiological motives are also called as biological drives or organic needs. These are basic needs and due to these drives, tension is produced in our body. To relieve the tension a person need to perform some specific activity.

These biological drives includes- thurst, oxygen, hunger, rest and sleep, sex, pain relief and elimination needs

These drives are very strong motives and the person do his best to fulfil these drives. Being a nurse we should recognize all these basic drives and try to fulfil these need during hospital stay.

 

2.   Social motives- Social motives starts during socialization process of a person. Under this drive the person seeks acceptance form a social group. Motivated by this drive the person participates in social activities. This motive encourages us to learn social codes of behaviour so that we can behave in a socially accepted manner.

Social motives motivates us to learn new skills so that society recognizes and respects us.  Influenced by this motive we take part in competitions and have strong desire to win.

Social motives motivates us to fulfil the desire of having prestige and power. This desire show the tendency to collect, acquire and possess something more than others.

 

3.   Personal motives- Personal motives consists of our vocational ambitions and personal development. Our life goals , our specific habits, attitude and personality development is affected by this drive. This is the motive which arouse the desire to become a doctor, engineer or other professional.

Personal motives motivates us to work towards fulfilling our professional aims. We pay more attention to our personal development and personal habits which affect our behaviour.

 

4.   Unconscious motives - Unconscious Motives refers to hidden and unknown desires that are the real reasons for things that people do. These are the motives of which we are not aware. They are in the form of our repressed desires or wishes. Unconscious motivation plays a prominent role in Sigmund Freud's theories of human behavior.

Freud believed that the human mind consists of a tiny, conscious part that is available for direct observation and a much larger subconscious portion that plays an even more important role in determining behavior.

Some of our slip of tongue, slip of pen , irrational fear, phobias, dislikes which we cannot explain are examples of unconscious behavior powered by unconscious motives.