Biology Motivation Theory Journal Paper all the information is uploaded down below this must be done on time or before time feel free to ask me for questio

Biology Motivation Theory Journal Paper all the information is uploaded down below this must be done on time or before time feel free to ask me for questions if needed For this journal entry, you will use examples from
your own life (in work or at school) to describe what
motivates you and what doesn’t. Then you will select
a motivation theory discussed this week that
explains why you were motivated or not motivated.
First, take a moment to think about examples in your
own life where you were motivated and other times
where you were unmotivated. For example:
• Do you need to “get something” for your work
to be motivated?
• Do you need to feel you can do something to
be motivated to do it?
• Do your goals (personal, career etc.) motivate
you?
• Are you motivated when you feel someone is
getting more recognition or pay than you?
Come up with at least two examples for instances
when you were motivated and at least two examples
of when you were not motivated. Add a brief
explanation of the situation to the provided table
under the proper category (motivated = green, and
not motivated = red). Within your explanations, be
sure to address the following:
• For instances where you felt motivated: What
about the situation motivated you?
• For instances where you did not feel
motivated: What seemed to deplete your
motivation?
Motivation
What Motivates Me
Theory that
Applies and Why
Wha
Than
What Doesn’t Motivate
Me
Theory that
Applies and Why
Next, for each of the examples you provided in the
table, select a motivation theory that appropriately
explains why you were motivated or not motivated in
the situation. Under the column “Theory that Applies
and Why”, write the name of the theory and explain
why it is related to that particular example.

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