Motivational Levels Between Competitive And Non-Competitive Situations
Motivational levels between competitive and non-competitive situations
Abstract
This research was done to examine the difference in motivational levels between competitive and non-competitive situations. A sample of 61 participants was recruited for this study. All participants were students of HELP University College. A 2x2 between subjects design was used. Participants were required to complete a word search puzzle under one of the four conditions, individual competitive, individual non-competitive, group competitive and group non-competitive. Out of four hypotheses, only one was not supported. The results showed that the conditions had a significant effect on motivational levels, where it increases in a competitive condition and decreases in a non-competitive condition.
Motivational levels between competitive and non-competitive situations
The word motivation is often used to describe certain sorts of behaviour. One who excels in his or her studies may be described as......
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