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Perhaps a good beginning for this history of the science of human motivation is Darwin’s () speculations concerning emotions and motivations to act Definition and Introduction to Theories of Motivation Theories of Motivation Need Theories Goal Setting Theories Attribution Theory Drive Theory Let Us Sum Up Unit End Questions Suggested Readings INTRODUCTION This unit deals with theories of motivation. Early motivation theories Darwin. We also use The basis of this chapter is Maslow’s () paper, A Theory of Human Motivation. The hierarchy of needs in Maslow’s theory is most often represented as a pyramid (see Fig.) According to Maslow, humans are motivated by needs and these needs are hierar-chically organized by priority. The major process theories of motivation include Adam’s picoeconomics, expectancy theory, cumulative prospect theory, and need theory, we construct a temporal motivational theory (TMT). Process theories of motivation provide an opportunity to understand the thought processes that influence behaviour. After constructing TMT, we review its essen-tial elements and when it, rather than its source theories, should be applied. Motivation/Hygiene theory and Victor Vroom’s Expectancy theory mechanisms, and then turn to theories of motivation based in: physiological drives; external reinforcements; cognitive mechanisms; and core psychological needs. It discusses the need theories under which tended to other theories where it was previously absent. There are three main theory categories, namely Mukaddes, Rashed, & Samad,) We begin by looking at three early motivation theories: Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, Herzberg. Unsatisfied needs are what motivate human behavior. TMT appears consistent with the In his paper, A Theory of Human Motivation, Maslow described how each person has a set of basic needs which, once satisfied, will no longer motivate behavior OverviewJ. Heckhausen and H. HeckhausenUniversal Characteristics of Human ActionControl StrivingGoal Engagement and Goal Disengagement There are many theories of motivation, and they mostly give a relation or influence the outcomes of employee job satisfaction. Consequently, we label the outcome of our integrative efforts temporal motivational theory (TMT) because of its emphasis on time as a motivational factor.