Self-leadership strategies have also been significantly informed by the concept of intrinsic motivation. While self-management extrinsic rewards (ie. outcomes such as praise, recognition, and self-reinforcement using external reward contingencies), self leadership extends beyond this perspective to focus on the natural rewards that result from the performance of the task or activity itself. Self-leadership’s conceptualization of natural rewards is based primarily on the intrinsic motivation literature, particularly Deci and primarily Ryan's(1985) cognitive evaluation theory. Building on the work of White(1959) and deCharms(1968), cognitive evaluation theory suggests that the need for competence and the need for self-determination are primarily mechanisms that drive intrinsic are the primary motivation. The need for competence involves the need to exercise and extend one's capabilities, while the need for self determination involves the need to feel free from pressures such as contingent rewards. Cognitive evaluation theory contends that individuals will seek to find and overcome challenges in increase feelings of competence and self-determination.
Self-leadership strategies have also been significantly informed by the concept of intrinsic motivation. While self-management extrinsic rewards (ie. outcomes such as praise, recognition, and self-reinforcement using external reward contingencies), self leadership extends beyond this perspective to focus on the natural rewards that result from the performance of the task or activity itself. Self-leadership’s conceptualization of natural rewards is based primarily on the intrinsic motivation literature, particularly Deci and primarily Ryan's(1985) cognitive evaluation theory. Building on the work of White(1959) and deCharms(1968), cognitive evaluation theory suggests that the need for competence and the need for self-determination are primarily mechanisms that drive intrinsic are the primary motivation. The need for competence involves the need to exercise and extend one's capabilities, while the need for self determination involves the need to feel free from pressures such as contingent rewards. Cognitive evaluation theory contends that individuals will seek to find and overcome challenges in increase feelings of competence and self-determination.
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