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Motivation Lucas Anderson (lander23@Illinois.edu) By the end of todays session, you will be able to Identify ways you can use the value-expectancy model to increase motivation Explain the value-expectancy model of motivation to a

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Motivation

Lucas Anderson (lander23@Illinois.edu)

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By the end of today’s session, you will be able to…

List the kinds of value and types

f expectancies that lead to

motivation Explain the value-expectancy model of motivation to a general audience Identify ways you can use the value-expectancy model to increase motivation

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If you keep working with the model, you will be able to…

Determine what factors help or hinder motivation Determine whether a motivational structure is likely to be effective Design a motivational structure for students or employees

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Recall your responses to these prompts

Take an example of something you have not been motivated to do in

your personal or professional life. Write down your thoughts on why you haven’t been motivated to do that thing

Take an example of something you have been motivated to do in your

personal or professional life. Write down your thoughts on why you are motivated to do this thing

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EXPECTANCY VALUE MOTIVATION

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VALUE

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ATTAINMENT VALUE

Summit! by Vern, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0

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intrinsic VALUE

Photo by Jaclyn Aulleta, creative commons license

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instrumental VALUE

Graduate by Jens Schott Knudsen, CC BY- NC 2.0

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EXPECTANCY VALUE MOTIVATION

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EXPECTANCY

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Outcome expectancy

The Long Road by Corey Leopold, CC BY 2.0

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efficacy expectancy

Loki by Matt, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0

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EXPECTANCY VALUE MOTIVATION

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Motivation

Lucas Anderson (lander23@Illinois.edu)