describe the motivational process?
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It depends on the approach. Personally, I believe in positive and negative reinforcement. That is to say, reward behavior that is anticipated and expected. And punish or deprive for behavior that is not desired or expected. Pavlov used a motivational technique that worked quite well.
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In order to stay motivated you have to focus. That is the key! STAY FOCUSED!!!!!!!
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To do anything in life, you need to be pushed. Period.\nThink about it. \n\nWhat makes you want to eat?\nA. Your hungry.\n\nWhat makes you want to brush your teeth?\nA. You don't want your breath to stink, makes them feel cleaner, your parents tell you to do it, etc.\n\nWhat makes you workout?\nA. You want to be healthy, and you want to look very good for people.\n\nSo the question is.\n\nWhat makes you do good in school?\nA. The answer is, you need something to push you, whether that be from a person, push in the form of motivation, or otherwise.\n\nSo, I suggest you take the time to think about what will happen if you fail.\n\nAllow me to help motivate you.\n\nI almost failed school. Do you have any idea what woulda happened if I did? MY WHOLE FAMILY WOULD BE DISSAPOINTED. There would be no graduation, which I'm betting alot of your family is looking forward to. If you don't pass, you are stuck in stupid school for ANOTHER WHOLE YEAR, SAME OLD STUPID KIDS, STUPID TEACHERS, STUPID SUBJECTS AND POINTLESS HOMEWORK, trust me, I've been there. DO WHATEVER YOU NEED TO DO TO PASS. It will hurt, yes, doing all that pointless studying, I know. But what happens if you don't graduate? What if that happens? Imagine that. I did. You know what conclusion I came to. I have to graduate. I cannot fail. I CANNOT LET THAT HAPPEN!!!!
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Herzberg's theory of motivation and Maslow's hierarchy of needs \nhttp://pareonline.net/getvn.asp?v=5&n=11
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what motivated them, what were their goals and how did they achieve them
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I know you can read a book "fish"\nIT is a manual on ways to motivate your employees
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Talent.  Dedication.  Talent.  Motivation.  Talent.  Determination.  Talent.  ... get the idea?
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Well motivation is divided into two portions.  Intrinsic and Extrinsic motivation.\n\nIntrinsic motivation is the better one unless you are just trying to implement a behavior modification program such as training a dog to fetch a ball.\n\nWhat I would do assuming that your team actually has the softball fundamentals down is bring the group together and watch a movie where somebody goes above and beyond their capabilities to meet a challenge.  The movie "Rudy" is age appropriate for your group but I am a big fan of the movie "Vision Quest" for groups of older people who can handle the sexual innuendo.\n\nThis might give them something to think about as they prepare to meet this other team that spanked them last time.\n\nAlso, I would give them a "one for the gipper" speech and remind them about how much fun it has been for each of them to be a part of this team.  Maybe get a big piece of paper and have them write a favorite memory of the season on it.  This paper could be placed where the whole team could see it.  \n\nThe whole idea here is to increase their beliefs that they have the capability to beat this team.  Sort of a "if I think it...I can do it" vibe.\n\nHope this helps.
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convinced first then motivated
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start slowly, why dont you have motivation? is there a medical condition you have to deal with first?  Some people aren't motivated or don't feel passionate if they feel unhappy about something.  Buy a book on exercise and do one exercise a night each day, it only takes a few minutes.  build up slowly when you feel you have more stamina.  As with painting, that does take time and passion.  I have just started back painting myself.  I used to draw all the time when i was younger and did a art course.  Though when you start working, get married etc, you feel other things take up your time.  First of all get the materials you need, go to your local art shop and they will help you. I did this and felt great getting all new art materials. this motivated me to start painting. I did an abstract, turned out quite well considering it was my first abstract. I used modelling compound to buld up the surface and create texture, i got some leaves and pressed it into the compound to create an imppression of the leaves, then painted over it.  If you experiment it becomes fun then your motivation will come back
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Describe the project you did, methods and materials, results and conclusions.
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Determination.\nGut.\nSkill.\nLeadership.
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For me motivation just wasn't the key.  I used to be 100 pounds overweight and I never exercised.  No way was I motivated to start.  I had to look at it differently, like a job or a chore, and just set a time that I was going to do it and then get up and DO IT, no excuses, no matter what.  Believe it or not, it works.  (heck, I did lots of other things that I don't want to do because I have to do them, why not add exercise to the list) A year and a half later, I LOVE exercising.  I look forward to it and feel like a slug if I don't do it.  It's just habit now, part of my day that I enjoy.  There just was no possible way that I was going to feel motivated to exercise almost every day when I had been sedentary for so long, but making it part of my routine really did the trick for me.
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My motivation was always that once they're done, you are free.  (for the term, at least)  It's a pretty good motivator.\n\nMy strategy was always to organize each course in my head, first.  Takes about 5 minutes.  If you've been given a study guide for the exam, immediately cross off what you are comfortable with.  With what remains, look at the major topics and 2 to 3 subtopics.  Review those.  You'll do fine.  You've lasted through the term, right?  \n\nAnd the most important thing is this: Go in RELAXED.  The moment you walk in the door, you are as ready as you will ever be.  Time's up.  It is what it is.  No point in stressing any further from that moment on.  Tell yourself that as you sit down.  Not only is it the truth, it calms you down.  Honest.\n\nah... one more thing... if you happen across a question that you really just can't seem to articulate an answer for, write a response and address it to the instructor - say that your understanding of this particular subject matter is 'insert something relative yet witty' and include whatever information you can summon up about that questions answer.  (it's worked for me - even though my answer to a particular question may not have been what he was looking for, I still received credit for exerting genuine effort at a response).  You'll do fine.
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Self-motivation is just another name for self-discipline. Those of us who are lacking in discipline like to think that we can motivate ourselves somehow so that we won't need so much discipline to pursue some course of action. But I'm afraid not.  Bottom line  is you just have to force yourself to do things sometimes when you don't feel motivated to do them.
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Tiny steps.  Break the job down into small steps and start with the easiest.  Reward yourself for it.  Then do the next easiest.  Reward yourself.  Get the idea?  Don't think of the whole entire job, just the tiny step.
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Tie achieving success to it to something the person finds desirable..\n\nmake it interesting by association..