The final group showed very low levels of
the positive motivation factors (self - efficacy, valuing, mastery), above average uncertain control, and below average anxiety and performance avoidance.
Teachers in this group show healthy motivation with respect to
the positive motivation factors, they do not lack perceived control, are not overly anxious, and are not inclined towards performance avoidance strategies.
Not exact matches
The results of two survey outcomes, «Dog encouragement to walk» (how often dog encouraged me to go walking in last month) and «Dog
motivation to walk» (Having a dog makes me walk more), were analysed to identify both
positive and negative
factors associated with them.
While scientists still need to study the mechanisms by which alternate nostril breathing improves efficiency in a vigilance - specific task, it is known that vigilance is influenced by psychological
factors such as stress (negative effects) and
motivation (
positive influences).
It is certainly the case that writing
motivation and engagement are underpinned by the following
positive factors: self - belief, valuing, learning focus, planning (and monitoring), task management, and persistence.
Effects of writing
motivation and engagement: We found that the
positive writing
motivation and engagement
factors were associated with greater enjoyment of writing, greater participation in writing tasks, more
positive writing goals, more resilience when faced with difficult writing tasks, and higher literacy achievement.
The findings also highlight the specific
positive and negative
motivation factors that make a difference to teachers» wellbeing.
In these
factors, teleonomy of practice, experience of emotion, experience of self, achievement of
motivation, social adaptability, and living adaptability all have effect for negative and
positive mental health, and are core
factors to influence mental health.
Regarding the
motivation of using SMS, it was found that there is a significant
positive relationship between the
factor of avoidance of anxiety in face to face relationships and perceived social support from friends.