A Motivation to Engage in an Act for Its Own

question 134

Short Answer

A motivation to engage in an act for its own sake is called _________.
intrinsic motivation

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Definitions:

Convergence Theory

The hypothesis that as societies develop, they begin to converge, or become more similar, in terms of social, economic, and technological aspects.

Power of Groups

Refers to the ability of groups to exert influence or control over their members and others, shaping behavior, norms, and decision-making processes.

Social Movements

Collective efforts by groups of people to challenge existing norms or laws and advocate for significant social, political, or environmental changes.

Convergence Theory

A theory in sociology that suggests societies globally are becoming more similar in terms of culture, technological advancements, and economic practices due to increased connectivity.