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motivation
the process involved in initiating, sustaining, directing and ending behaviours
can be conscious vs unconscious
homeostasis
maintaing equilibrum in the body
hypothalamus
lateral hypothalamus
hunger center
ventromedial hypothalamus
satietion
damage → continue eating even to obesity
types of motives
biological
stimulus
learned
biological
based on survival needs
incl. sex
stimulus
personal motives
curiosity & activities
learned
leaned through processes like reinforcement
achievement, power, affiliation
affiliation
need for human intimacy
nb social motive
reasons for affiliation
positive stimulation
gain social support
attention
enable social comparison
intrinsic
internal outcomes
something interesting, enjoyable
more likely w parents that support autonomy
extrinsic motvation
external outcomes
eg salary
both can loose power/intensity depending om the context