30-Hours Professional Diploma in Human Motivation
Credit hours
3
What drives people to act? Learners explore historical and modern theories of motivation, intrinsic and extrinsic drives, and the biological, cognitive and emotional factors involved. Goal setting and self-regulation are then applied to workplace, educational and developmental settings. Useful for managers, teachers and coaches.
What you'll cover
- 01Introduction to Human Motivation: Concepts and Definitions
- 02Major Theories of Motivation: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives
- 03Intrinsic and Extrinsic Motivation: Understanding the Differences
- 04Biological and Cognitive Influences on Motivation
- 05Emotion, Personality, and Motivation
- 06Goal Setting, Achievement, and Self-Regulation
- 07Motivation in the Workplace and Organisational Settings
- 08Educational and Developmental Applications of Motivation
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