MOTIVATION THEORY

SELF DETERMINATION

• Future

THEORY – SELF REGULATION

• Present

3. INTRINSIC MOTIVATION

• Physical

• Social

• Emotional

• Agree I am

• Autonomy & Competence

2. EXTRINSIC MOTIVATION

• Want to be

• Oughtness

• Reward

• Incentives & Consequences

1. AMOTIVATION

• Unintentional, mechanical

SELF DETERMINATION

• Future

THEORY – SELF REGULATION

• Present - Galatians 5:22-23; Matthew 22:37

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3. INTRINSIC MOTIVATION

• Physical        – MIND

• Social            – SOUL

• Emotional     – HEART

CONVERSION

• Agree I am    – Acts 18;24-26

2. EXTRINSIC MOTIVATION

• Want to be   – Acts 2:37

• Oughtness   – Romans 1:18-20

• Reward         – John 6:68

1. AMOTIVATION

• Unintentional, mechanical

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SELF DETERMINATION THEORY – PHYSICAL

1. Amotivation

Many people have no motivation, do things unintentionally.

2. Extrinsic Motivation

Motivation from without like rewards (to look good) oughtness (for health reasons) want to be (to find a mate) agree I am (delusional till step on scales) but outside motivations do not last, very temporal, easily satisfied or dismissed.

3. Intrinsic Motivation

Motivation from within, Emotional – (psychological satisfaction) Social (confidence) Physical (competence)  Intrinsic is lasting and it leads to long lasting behavior called Self Regulation you are now capable of taking your present day self to new heights by achieving goals set for personal advancement.

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SELF DETERMINATION THEORY – SPIRITUAL

1. Amotivation

Most people have no spiritual motivation, path of least resistance.

2. Extrinsic Motivation

How many become Christians, rewards and consequences. Rewards – hearing about eternal life, relief from shame and guilt. Oughtness – suffering from sin, one desires a better life, freedom from addictions. Want to be – coming in contact with Christian life style influences one to chose. I am – many believe they already are Christian, need to be challenged to prove it. From extrinsic motivations people decide to become a Christian but will not last as a Christian if external motivation is where they remain, tiring waiting for eternal life.

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3. Intrinsic Motivation

Blessed – happiness from within, mental ascension.
Emotional – knowing one has eternal life now, 1 John 5:13; Acts 16:23-25
Social – knowing one is a child of God, citizen of the kingdom, Philippians 3:20; 1 John 3:1-3
Physical – knowing we can be one with God, 1 Corinthians 2:16
Self Regulation – Now that we are Christian, with eternal life, a child of God, learning to develop the mind of Christ, we focus on self improvement by learning to develop the fruit of the Holy Spirit in our everyday walk with Christ – Galatians 5:22-23