Motivation and Inspiration

 

5	Monetary non monetary rewards presented to person belong to award motivation
6	Sometimes fright and negative consequences can also be motivational push to development
7	Supporting others in various life and social situations or conditions is called assisting motivation
8	Sometimes intending to get more power over people may lead them to some negative behavior

Instrumental motivation refers to learning a language in order to gain another goal. For some, e.g., learning English may enhance their job prospects and open up new career opportunities. Integrative motivation refers to the motivation to learn a language stemming from a desire to integrate into an English-speaking culture. This doesn't just apply to people moving into an English-speaking society; it may apply to anyone who has an affinity with English-speaking cultures of one sort or another. Intrinsic motivation springs from within the learner. Some people actually enjoy the process of acquiring and using a new language. Gardner and Lambert concluded that this form of motivation was more powerful than ... Extrinsic motivation comes from outside the learner and may be the promise of a reward or the threat of a sanction. Gardner and Lambert concluded that the intangibility of rewards and threat made this a less powerful factor.It's important to note here that a) these definitions may overlap and b) that individuals often have a mix of motivations and it's unwise to assign just one sort to each learner.