Intrinsic Motivation vs. Extrinsic Motivation: Which is Best?

Whether you’re trying to motivate an audience or learn how motivation works for yourself, you should know about the difference between intrinsic and extrinsic motivation, as well as how those two types of motivation work together.

If we appeal to the wrong type of motivation at the wrong time, we can actually cause our audiences to feel less motivated than they were initially.

In this video, we discuss the difference between both types of motivation, how we can apply examples of each to learning solutions, and what risks may come with leaning too heavily toward extrinsic motivation only.

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0:00 Intro
0:50 What’s Motivation?
1:22 Extrinsic Motivation
1:52 Extrinsic Examples
3:13 Intrinsic Motivation
3:55 Intrinsic Examples
5:33 Intrinsic vs Extrinsic
6:52 When to Use Extrinsic
9:39 Risks of Intrinsic
11:58 West Point Study
14:23 Fostering Intrinsic
17:29 Next Steps

[norrislindsey]

Very interesting giving me a clearer insight of why I do certain things or decisions.

[kellycarruthers]

Brilliant as ever - hard to find an extrinsic motivation that is not monetary!

[poojafogla]

Hi Devlin...Could you please let us know how to do page turn animation in Storyline...In PowerPoint, we have page turn transition animation but unfortunately this animation is not available in Storyline.

[flagshipbuilds]

There's a table on this some where in the Keller book (the red one).