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Extrinstic
Extrinstic
Intrinsic VS. Extrinsic
Intrinsic VS. Extrinsic
Happiness drives intrinsic motivation
That “YES!” feeling drives intrinsic motivation
That “I DID IT/SOMETHING!” feeling drives intrinsic motivation
That feeling of accomplishment drives intrinsic motivation
Fear drives  intrinsic motivation
Rage drives intrinsic motivation
Jealousy drives intrinsic motivation
Sadness drives intrinsic motivation
Curiosity drives intrinsic motivation 
Extrinsic=comes from the outside
Grades drive extrinsic motivation
Family expectations drive extrinsic motivation
Praise/gifts from family drives extrinsic motivation
Not wanting to get punished drives extrinsic motivation
People drive extrinsic motivation
Friends drive extrinsic motivation
Being compared to others drives extrinsic motivation
Social media drives extrinsic motivation

Nolan whitsel And Jillian fuller (Extrinsic)
Nolan whitsel And Jillian fuller (Extrinsic)
Rewards drives extrinsic motivation
Punishment drives extrinsic motivation
Future opportunities drives extrinsic motivation

Mateo Lopez-Isabello, and David Duong
Mateo Lopez-Isabello, and David Duong
Grades
Family
Friends
After school activitys
Beliefs
Teachers
Sports

Accomplishment
 Accomplishment
Sofia Bailey + Atma Patel (Extrinsic)
Sofia Bailey + Atma Patel (Extrinsic)
Grades
Family Members
Expectations
Friends
Rewards
Teachers
Rolemodels
Social Media
Tests
Homework
Classmates
Sports
Activities
Goals
Krish Patel & Oscar Rivera Extrinsic Motivation
Krish Patel & Oscar Rivera Extrinsic Motivation
Grades
Pressure
Friendship
Comparisons to other
Keeping up with friends
Parents
Dream
Sport
How we live
Affection
Quality
Relationship

David Duong And Mateo Isabello Lopez Intrinsic
David Duong And Mateo Isabello Lopez Intrinsic
Thinking about something from the past that motivates you
Food that you could eat
Know the consequences if something bad happens (F on test)
Be confident
Know that it’s good to take risks, good risks
Know that you have plenty of time to think
Gift
Emotions
Choice
Words
Actions


Ava Hall & Grace Greubel
Ava Hall & Grace Greubel
Intrinsic
Setting goals
Reflecting
Thinking about what is to come or what is happening
Looking at what you truely believe
Accomlishments 
Thoughts
Self-Confidence
Extrinsic
Actions
Pressure from others
Comparing yourself to others
Getting out of your comfort zone
Your outer look
How other people think of you
Jenna Zukauskas, Kamea Baker, and Kylie Czarnik
Jenna Zukauskas, Kamea Baker, and Kylie Czarnik
EXTRINSIC EXAMPLES
1) Grades
2) Parent expectations
3) Relationships
4) Comparing to others
5) School expectations (teachers)
6) Outside activities
7) Money
8) Watching others succeed 

Atma Patel + Sofia Bailey (Intrinsic
Atma Patel + Sofia Bailey (Intrinsic
Pride                           
Selfishness
Love
Joy
Creativity
Commitment
The want to do it
Belief
Emotion
Fear
Pain
Courage
Determination
Persistence
Dignity
Jealousy/Vain
Anger
Kamea Baker, Kylie Czarnik, and Jenna Zukauskas
Kamea Baker, Kylie Czarnik, and Jenna Zukauskas        
INTRINSIC EXAMPLES
Pride
Dignity
Comparing yourself to others
Fear
Feeling of Accomplishment
Wanting to get better at something
Honor
Being Comfortable 
Being Helpful
Imagination


Chris Loaiza & Bryce Jordan
Chris Loaiza & Bryce Jordan
            Intrinsic  VS. Extrinsic

Intrinsic = comes from within
Pride
Fear
Happiness 
Rage
jealousy
Sadness
Curiosity
Felling of accomplishment
loneliness
That "I DID IT!" feeling
Extrinsic

Grades
People
Gifts/praise
Friends
Comparing to others
Not wanting to lose things









Jillian Fuller and Nolan Whitsel (Intrinsic)
Jillian Fuller and Nolan Whitsel (Intrinsic)
Happiness
How we think of things 
Thoughts
Feelings
Things that we love
Feeling of need
Comparing yourself to others
Honor
Future opportunities   

Akshita Mogulla and Sangita Siva
Akshita Mogulla and Sangita Siva
Intrinsic Motivation: 
1) Pride
2) Goals
3) future
4) hope
5) personality
6) past
7) comparison to others
8) self-esteem
9) confidence


Abigail & Alexa
Abigail & Alexa
Intrinsic- selfishness, pride, greediness, loneliness, fear, mind, self-esteem, unfair comparisons
Extrinsic- grades, people, mirrors, social media, physical stuff, unfair comparisons

Miranda Mayer & Nikita Khurana Intrinsic Motivation
Miranda Mayer & Nikita Khurana Intrinsic Motivation
Pride
Belief
Confidence
Bravery
Goals
Honor
Persistence
Personality
Happiness
Honesty
Comparisons*
Inner driver

Hariny Partheepan & Shawn Sharpe
Hariny Partheepan & Shawn Sharpe
Intrinsic 

Comes from within
Pride 
Honor
Courage
Motivation from others
Creativity
Hard Work
Pain/Gain
Experience
Fear
Determination
Happiness
Competition

 Extrinsic

Grades
Pain/Gain
Comparing yourself to others your age
Hard Work
Peer Pressure
Relationship
Affection
Expectations
Comparisons
Family Members

Intrinsic-Maariya and Aaliya and Gabby
Intrinsic-Maariya and Aaliya and Gabby
Self-Confidence
Faith
Creativity
Determination
Passion
inner drive
Courage 
Self-Esteem
friends/family
confidence


Extrinsic 

Grades
Keeping up with peers
Peer Pressure
Pressure from Parents
Comparing yourself to others
Reputation
Family



Sangita Siva and Akshita Mogulla
Sangita Siva and Akshita Mogulla
Extrinsic 
1) Grades
2) Peer Pressure
3) Comparison to others
4) Actions 
5) Family
6) School
7) Teachers

Miranda Mayer & Nikita Khurana
Miranda Mayer & Nikita Khurana
Extrinsic Motivation:
-Parents
-Teachers
-Classmates/Friends
-Pressure
-Comparisons*
Krish Patel & Oscar Rivera Intrinsic Motivation
Krish Patel & Oscar Rivera Intrinsic Motivation
Pride 
Bravery
Honor
Personality
Honesty
Comparison to other
Emotions
Tragedy
Pain
Fear
Inspiration 
Courage
Natural
Humanity
Creativity
Commitment
Dignity

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Happiness drives intrinsic motivation

That “YES!” feeling drives intrinsic motivation

That “I DID IT/SOMETHING!” feeling drives intrinsic motivation

That feeling of accomplishment drives intrinsic motivation

Fear drives  intrinsic motivation

Rage drives intrinsic motivation

Jealousy drives intrinsic motivation

Sadness drives intrinsic motivation

Curiosity drives intrinsic motivation

Extrinsic=comes from the outside

Grades drive extrinsic motivation

Family expectations drive extrinsic motivation

Praise/gifts from family drives extrinsic motivation

Not wanting to get punished drives extrinsic motivation

People drive extrinsic motivation

Friends drive extrinsic motivation

Being compared to others drives extrinsic motivation

Social media drives extrinsic motivation

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Nolan whitsel And Jillian fuller (Extrinsic)

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Nolan whitsel And Jillian fuller (Extrinsic)

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Rewards drives extrinsic motivation

Punishment drives extrinsic motivation

Future opportunities drives extrinsic motivation

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Grades

Family

Friends

After school activitys

Beliefs

Teachers

Sports

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Grades

Family Members

Expectations

Friends

Rewards

Teachers

Rolemodels

Social Media

Tests

Homework

Classmates

Sports

Activities

Goals

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Krish Patel & Oscar Rivera Extrinsic Motivation

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Krish Patel & Oscar Rivera Extrinsic Motivation

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Grades

Pressure

Friendship

Comparisons to other

Keeping up with friends

Parents

Dream

Sport

How we live

Affection

Quality

Relationship

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David Duong And Mateo Isabello Lopez Intrinsic

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David Duong And Mateo Isabello Lopez Intrinsic

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Thinking about something from the past that motivates you

Food that you could eat

Know the consequences if something bad happens (F on test)

Be confident

Know that it’s good to take risks, good risks

Know that you have plenty of time to think

Gift

Emotions

Choice

Words

Actions

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Intrinsic

Setting goals

Reflecting

Thinking about what is to come or what is happening

Looking at what you truely believe

Accomlishments

Thoughts

Self-Confidence

Extrinsic

Actions

Pressure from others

Comparing yourself to others

Getting out of your comfort zone

Your outer look

How other people think of you

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Jenna Zukauskas, Kamea Baker, and Kylie Czarnik

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Jenna Zukauskas, Kamea Baker, and Kylie Czarnik

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EXTRINSIC EXAMPLES
1) Grades
2) Parent expectations
3) Relationships
4) Comparing to others
5) School expectations (teachers)
6) Outside activities
7) Money
8) Watching others succeed

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Pride

Selfishness

Love

Joy

Creativity

Commitment

The want to do it

Belief

Emotion

Fear

Pain

Courage

Determination

Persistence

Dignity

Jealousy/Vain

Anger

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Kamea Baker, Kylie Czarnik, and Jenna Zukauskas        

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Kamea Baker, Kylie Czarnik, and Jenna Zukauskas        

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INTRINSIC EXAMPLES

Pride

Dignity

Comparing yourself to others

Fear

Feeling of Accomplishment

Wanting to get better at something

Honor

Being Comfortable

Being Helpful

Imagination

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Intrinsic  VS. Extrinsic

Intrinsic = comes from within

Pride

Fear

Happiness

Rage

jealousy

Sadness

Curiosity

Felling of accomplishment

loneliness

That "I DID IT!" feeling

Extrinsic

Grades

People

Gifts/praise

Friends

Comparing to others

Not wanting to lose things

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Jillian Fuller and Nolan Whitsel (Intrinsic)

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Jillian Fuller and Nolan Whitsel (Intrinsic)

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Happiness

How we think of things

Thoughts

Feelings

Things that we love

Feeling of need

Comparing yourself to others

Honor

Future opportunities

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Intrinsic Motivation:
1) Pride
2) Goals
3) future
4) hope
5) personality
6) past
7) comparison to others
8) self-esteem
9) confidence

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Intrinsic- selfishness, pride, greediness, loneliness, fear, mind, self-esteem, unfair comparisons
Extrinsic- grades, people, mirrors, social media, physical stuff, unfair comparisons

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Miranda Mayer & Nikita Khurana Intrinsic Motivation

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Miranda Mayer & Nikita Khurana Intrinsic Motivation

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Pride

Belief

Confidence

Bravery

Goals

Honor

Persistence

Personality

Happiness

Honesty

Comparisons*

Inner driver

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Intrinsic

Comes from within

Pride

Honor

Courage

Motivation from others

Creativity

Hard Work

Pain/Gain

Experience

Fear

Determination

Happiness

Competition

Extrinsic

Grades

Pain/Gain

Comparing yourself to others your age

Hard Work

Peer Pressure

Relationship

Affection

Expectations

Comparisons

Family Members

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Self-Confidence
Faith
Creativity
Determination
Passion
inner drive
Courage
Self-Esteem
friends/family
confidence

Extrinsic

Grades
Keeping up with peers
Peer Pressure
Pressure from Parents
Comparing yourself to others
Reputation
Family

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Extrinsic
1) Grades
2) Peer Pressure
3) Comparison to others
4) Actions
5) Family
6) School
7) Teachers

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Extrinsic Motivation:
-Parents
-Teachers
-Classmates/Friends
-Pressure
-Comparisons*

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Krish Patel & Oscar Rivera Intrinsic Motivation

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Krish Patel & Oscar Rivera Intrinsic Motivation

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Pride

Bravery

Honor

Personality

Honesty

Comparison to other

Emotions

Tragedy

Pain

Fear

Inspiration

Courage

Natural

Humanity

Creativity

Commitment

Dignity