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Science of Autonomy
In this episode, we will talk about the concept and Science of Autonomy
Autonomy is a common term frequently thrown around in organizations in the past decade.
Yet, the concept of autonomy is still controversial and creates issues. Stop and think about it; when you think about autonomy in your workplace, what feelings arise? I suspect it is a mixed bag of emotions, right?
Come along on this quest to find the answer, what is autonomy, why do we obsess about it, and should we care? And learn how self-determination theory and motivations relate to autonomy.
Enjoy!
Victoria
Each episode´s content, stand on the shoulders of giants - on what others already figured out - scientists and researchers who spent their whole life dedicated to answering specific questions. Huge credit to all those people and their excellent work!
A full list of sources can be found at https://www.victoriavallstrom.com/
Disclaimer: Keep in mind I am not a scientist in the areas I cover, for example, psychology, neuroscience, biology, etc. I come from the other direction - practical experience working and creating things with other people in organizations. Education-wise have a degree in computer science, coupled with university studies in the history of ideas/history
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By Victoria VallstromIn this episode, we will talk about the concept and Science of Autonomy
Autonomy is a common term frequently thrown around in organizations in the past decade.
Yet, the concept of autonomy is still controversial and creates issues. Stop and think about it; when you think about autonomy in your workplace, what feelings arise? I suspect it is a mixed bag of emotions, right?
Come along on this quest to find the answer, what is autonomy, why do we obsess about it, and should we care? And learn how self-determination theory and motivations relate to autonomy.
Enjoy!
Victoria
Each episode´s content, stand on the shoulders of giants - on what others already figured out - scientists and researchers who spent their whole life dedicated to answering specific questions. Huge credit to all those people and their excellent work!
A full list of sources can be found at https://www.victoriavallstrom.com/
Disclaimer: Keep in mind I am not a scientist in the areas I cover, for example, psychology, neuroscience, biology, etc. I come from the other direction - practical experience working and creating things with other people in organizations. Education-wise have a degree in computer science, coupled with university studies in the history of ideas/history