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Daniel Pink's Drive explores the science of motivation, challenging traditional reward-and-punishment systems. It examines Harry Harlow's research on intrinsic motivation in monkeys and Edward Deci's experiments with the Soma puzzle.
Drive posits that intrinsic motivation—our innate drive to direct our lives, improve ourselves, and better the world—is more effective than extrinsic rewards for complex tasks.
Pink introduces the "Type I" behaviour concept, driven by autonomy, mastery, and purpose, as a more sustainable and fulfilling approach to work and life. T
he text also offers strategies for fostering intrinsic motivation in individuals, organizations, schools, and families.
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Daniel Pink's Drive explores the science of motivation, challenging traditional reward-and-punishment systems. It examines Harry Harlow's research on intrinsic motivation in monkeys and Edward Deci's experiments with the Soma puzzle.
Drive posits that intrinsic motivation—our innate drive to direct our lives, improve ourselves, and better the world—is more effective than extrinsic rewards for complex tasks.
Pink introduces the "Type I" behaviour concept, driven by autonomy, mastery, and purpose, as a more sustainable and fulfilling approach to work and life. T
he text also offers strategies for fostering intrinsic motivation in individuals, organizations, schools, and families.
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