A Self-organization Goal Theory of Human Motivation and its Managerial Implications
Kai Zhang
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Kai Zhang
Abstract
Motivation is one kind of complicated psychological phenomenon, and a course with difficulties and setbacks has been gone through in motivation research. Research of the relationship between motivation and goal in modern psychology opens up a new way for us to understand human motivation, and the selforganization theory of modern system science provides a new theory model and methodology for the research. The concerned studies of both psychology and selforganization theory are inquired into the selforganization mechanisms that occur with human need and motivation. A new theory of human motivation that is named a selforganization goal theory of motivation is put forward, and its enlightenment to the modern management development is discussed.
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Motivation is one kind of complicated psychological phenomenon, and a course with difficulties and setbacks has been gone through in motivation research. Research of the relationship between motivation and goal in modern psychology opens up a new way for us to understand human motivation, and the selforganization theory of modern system science provides a new theory model and methodology for the research. The concerned studies of both psychology and selforganization theory are inquired into the selforganization mechanisms that occur with human need and motivation. A new theory of human motivation that is named a selforganization goal theory of motivation is put forward, and its enlightenment to the modern management development is discussed.
Key concepts: Goal theory, Enlightenment, Cognitive evaluation theory, Phenomenon, Motivation theory, Psychology, Self-determination theory, Intrinsic motivation