Question

A theory of motivation that is concerned with the beneficial effects of intrinsic motivation is termed as

Answer 1

A Theory of motivation that is Centrally Concerned with the Beneficial effects of intrinsically adjusted Motivation and balanced out by the extrinsically adjusted motivation is termed; Universally, as, Self-determination theory.

Generally speaking of which, it's total focus is on psychologically assisted development, in a 'Self-motivatory' way.

Meaning of which, is quite simple; the word hyphenation "Self" with motivation, is concentrated over 'us', that is, without any external funding for motivation, totally dependent upon ourselves.

It doesn't need an influential personality extrinsically, rather intrinsic collection is more important.

It emphasises and employs internalisation of collecting those extrinsic requirements, motives, to a more noteworthy intrinsic environment in a psychological manner.

This in particular, according to the theory, there are three needs to attain full satisfaction in order to achieve and unlock the intrinsic motivation, underlying or hidden inside the core of our body.

First, being- Autonomous, in decision making processes, which directly impacts self-ness inducted magnanimity, indirectly and/or directly influencing, motivation 'intrinsically'.

Second, being- Competency, the outcome of which, is mastered flawlessly and controlled in unimaginable peaks, to've this trait in abundance means you've achieved the second need, for self-determination.

Third, being- Relatedness, with the environment and surroundings you meet and significantly showing a utmost care, importance and self-love plus experience in loving others.

These, and some other self-ness related terminologies; this means you're ready to accept for the upcoming interactions, and, throw yourself, to be open from the inside, and the outside (For Relatedness).