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Motives and motivations are the cornerstones of human psychology that influence behavior, decision-making, personality development, and interpersonal relationships.
Understanding the psychological nature of motives and how they express themselves in motivation is crucial to gaining insight into why individuals act as they do. This paper presents a complete psychological explanation of motives and motivations, such as their sources, types, functions, and interconnectiveness. According to eminent psychological theories, including psychoanalytic, behavioral, cognitive, and humanistic, the discussion highlights how motivations and motives drive behavior consciously and unconsciously. Moreover, the role of intrinsic and extrinsic motivation, cultural and social contexts, and utilization of motivation theory in education, employment, and therapy are discussed. The goal is to offer a complete psychological account of this significant concept of human development.
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