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Lecture 12: Interventions and review
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This is the twelfth and final lecture for the Motivation and emotion unit of study.
Overview
This lecture discusses interventions and reviews the key points about motivation and emotion discussed in this unit. It revisits key content from earlier lectures and focuses on the underlying question "How can we motivate ourselves and others?"
Three intervention steps are suggested:
- Explain (diagnose - why is this happening?)
- Predict (what are the motivational sources for the person?)
- Intervene (what principles or strategies can be applied?)
Images
Pearls of wisdom / Nuggets of truth
- What are the greatest insights (pearls of wisdom or nuggets or truth) you've acquired through this unit?
- What has been your most significant learning about motivation and emotion?
- What was the take-home message from the book chapter you worked on?
Contribute your insights to:
- Pearls of wisdom / Nuggets of truth (Wikiversity)
Readings
- Chapter 17: Interventions (Reeve, 2018)
Slides
- Lecture slides (Interventions) (Google Slides, 2020)
- Lecture slides (Review) (Google Slides, 2020)
- 2020 handouts
See also
- Growth psychology (Previous lecture)
- Growth psychology (Tutorial)
Recording
- Lecture 12 recording (2020)
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