Motivation can be seen as: Behavioural – to obtain desired consequences/avoid undesired ones. Social – to be part of a group. Biological – to increase/decrease stimulation or to activate the senses. Cognitive – to develop meaning or understanding, to gain a sense of self-efficacy and self-regulation. Affective – to increase feeling good/decrease feeling bad. Conative – t...
To read the entire article, please log in or reset your password.
If this is your first visit, and you are a registered South Australian RTW Coordinator, please subscribe here to access this and other resources.
ReturnToWorkSA has partnered with Return to Work Matters to provide South Australian Return to Work Coordinators with a free online resource. This website gives coordinators access to practical injury management tools and instructive articles that summarize the findings of evidence based research.
To read the entire article, please log in or reset your password.
If this is your first visit, and you are a registered South Australian RTW Coordinator, please subscribe here to access this and other resources.
ReturnToWorkSA has partnered with Return to Work Matters to provide South Australian Return to Work Coordinators with a free online resource. This website gives coordinators access to practical injury management tools and instructive articles that summarize the findings of evidence based research.