Self-Determination Theory: 3 Basic Needs That Drive Our Behavior

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Title	:	Self-Determination Theory: 3 Basic Needs That Drive Our Behavior
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Comment from : Sprouts

Is Taichi an actual Asian name?
Comment from : Zyryy

Which software do you use to make these videos ?
Comment from : Zeeshan Sabir

We appreciate the content and the animation through which it is expressed
Comment from : Ashna Shah

Just play the song bBury The Light/b for a POWERFUL MOTIVATION
Comment from : Diana Kurosawa

I think that the external environment has not the biggest impact on our motivation system therefore it’s a mix between external and interior wich is our genes, so the extrinsic rewards is important so that those who have a lack of interior motivation could be motivated as well, however it should not be a just rewards but some emotions and motivation speeches from the the parents
Comment from : Hako NA

Great video to go along with my study Did so for the youtube algorithm <3
Comment from : Jacob

First year psychology student here Working on an assignment where we're asked to identity a personal health risk behaviour and design a health treatment plan for ourselves, choosing either planned behaviour, the health belief model or SDT as a framework In the context of reducing alcohol consumption I chose SDT as my model and this video has helped me understand it a great deal better and now I feel more confident (and COMPETENT) in completing my assignment Not only that, I feel a greater sense of autonomy knowing that I'm on the right track now Thank you :)
Comment from : Farkanel

That last story is a marvel of civic engineering Im impressed
Comment from : Collymorpheous

What you describe here as "intrinsic motivation" sounds an awful lot like my daughter when her ADHD causes her to become hyperfocused which is not always a good thing
Comment from : Lee Carlson

We all have a desire to learn at first But we learn what we want to learn that firs our learning style, sone learn by only doing, others by watching, others by reading and questioning, and many others are a mix And again, its all depending on tge topic
Comment from : Chaotic Phoenix

Motavtion is cool 🎉
Comment from : Liam Bellwood

Agreed, money biggest extrinsic motivation
Comment from : Mohd Shariq

Excellent
Comment from : openInfographie

Extrinsic motivation through identification 😅
Comment from : NOOR FATIMA

so cool, motivated to understand this theory so i can stop keep getting this flashcard wrong wrong so i can potentially improve my test scores LOL I find both intrinsic and extrinsic sources for my motivation!
Comment from : Socialling

I was motivated to watch this video because there wasn't anything on TV to watch
Comment from : Mike Hess

Good learning
Comment from : Middle Way

Can anybody recomend a basic pshychology book for me I want to learn more about psychology
Comment from : TwoseconD

"John thinks learning is important, because it makes him a better human being, develop intellect and become the best version of himself"brMy man John is certainly Stoicism
Comment from : Che

Let me keep kwayet
Comment from : sumbo marcus

Who on earth is called Taichi??
Comment from : Parinishta Thirumavalavan

Well to be honest even clicking on this channel and subscribing At first got me curious and now got me motivated to learn more Not to out compete someone, not to benefit , or to show off But for my own 😊 curiosity Thanks and keep it going
Comment from : Christopher Finney

I truly don't understand what is it that makes people let other people tell them how to live their lives when Allah the creator of this universe has sent Prophet Mohammad the messenger and servant of Allah with Quran, the book of all books
Comment from : Kad Imad

bwatching/b
Comment from : NFP

When I was a teacher, we were pushed to support intrinsic motivation Which is great! In theory But with standardized tests, predetermined curriculum and funding based on attendance rates…it’s not going to happen Even the best case scenario is extrinsic: students may be motivated to succeed, but not due to genuine autonomy It will be from expectations, identity or self-improvement (all of which, once autonomy and choice ARE offered, students who were previously successful feel so lost choosing a career and so fall back on others expectations) Blame the teachers if you want, but of course kids are going to chose the device made to keep them engaged and included Tests will make them feel stupid So what are we truly trying to accomplish?
Comment from : Lydian Lyre

A desire to improved sprouted from multiple sources actually; not just one of theses that drove me here, just different stages at different points of my life that formed into my drive for improving at my crafts
Comment from : SoundRogue

There is also the "controlled" motivation without realizing you are controlled that way!
Comment from : John Kuhles

Extrinsic motivation is needed when you are not interested in the subject on the other hand, intrinsic motivation plays a huge role when you enjoy the subject I studied "Mathematical models for optimization" with intrinsic motivation and now I am studying "Automatic controls" just thinking about the grade (you may notice I am watching youtube videos because the subject isn't fully capturing me)
Comment from : Matteo Montanari

I get motivated both by myself and by rewards given by my parents and lectures
Comment from : Princess Tepu

I'm homeschooling my four children, and they're all on different parts of this spectrum My oldest does really well because he's curious and wants to learn everything that he can, while my other children tend to be more frustrated and reward oriented
Comment from : Rachel Hoon

I vary mostly in between the 3rd 4th and 5th person but i have never been the 6th one idk why?? I do good and I know i can do quite a lot better even if i be the 5th person but i can never think of a time where I studied out of curiosity especially if it is for an exam or test as you might say :)
Comment from : Mudabbir

What the fuck? Lol I’d give blood if I knew I was getting x amount…I’m not just going to give blood for free lol Fuck you pay me
Comment from : Person

i am the last person, but i never had excellent marks bc studying is not enough to get them in my lyceum
Comment from : Sonya Sever

04:58 Burnouts are the worst! Having writer's block is also worse! Running out of ideas is also the worst!
Comment from : 𝐒𝐭𝐞𝐩𝐡𝐬 𝐀𝐧𝐢𝐦𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐬

bLove/b the first example❗ We have altruistic blood donor system and first time I was asked to donate platelets bI was offended/b this was paid!!!
Comment from : Paweł Ciepliński

What should I do? Now, I am at the stage where I do not feel like doing anything because up to now, all the things I’ve done and tried have not made any sense!!
Comment from : Hồng Phương Nguyễn

Hahaha I am Chinese It is so true I have to fight the desire to not disappoint Mom , so I can do what I desire sometimes
Comment from : Lin Wang

Helping students to achieve intrinsic motivation is what teachers are endeavouring
Comment from : Lavender 💜

Children often need external motivation to teach them and get them to a point that they develop the internal motivation
Comment from : Unicorn

I surely agree with an IQ of 50
Comment from : Chris Boxu01

I literally have a test in two days and I know little knowledge of the topics within the subject I'm (supposed to be) studying This helped a lot in what motivation stage I am in right now ;(
Comment from : Matthew

Very Amazing theorybrI really liked it 😊
Comment from : Patrick messi

I love how the Asian kids are always the ones doing something because of external pressure Looks very realistic
Comment from : The Storyteller

Blood donation is not motivated by competence of task It doesn't related to belongingness
Comment from : Saima Rani

autonomy competence connection brbrdayum
Comment from : Lou Gauchet

Taichi what a racist name ha
Comment from : p

agree
Comment from : Emeka Amamasi

Nice theory and video! Thanks
Comment from : TEOsurch

"Motivation fuels you to do things Habits keep you on track"
Comment from : Jonathan Delos Reyes

You should point out that different types of motivation can happen to people regardless of race/ethnicity depending on different circumstances - meaning people should not be confined to one of the six merely because they are commonly observed or better term, PERCEIVED by others different
Comment from : Juancho Francois

Very cosmopolitan
Comment from : KingcoleIIV

I agree 🧐
Comment from : MidKnight

Thankyou for this amazing video ❤️
Comment from : Kanthraj Kalal

i feel like i am all of those all together
Comment from : ישראל יעקובוביץ

-autonomybr-competencebr-connectionbrbrMotivations (non self determined - self determined): br-amotivationbr-extrinsicbr-intrinsicbrbr6 distinct typesbr-amotivationbr-extrinsic motivation : externally regulatedbr-extrinsic motivation - interjected regulationbr-extrinsic motivation - regulation through identification (by ideal)br- extrinsic motivation- integrated regulationbr- intrinsic motivation
Comment from : George Lee

I'm unable to reach for my full intrinsic self due to economic pressure, what type is that?
Comment from : MDT -

Please say , which app or software os used by you to make such a amazing illustrations Please ???
Comment from : Shubham

I need to know what motivated to start a yt channel
Comment from : Fury

I don’t respond to rewards, recognition, or competition I am motivated by being a competent member of my team and succeeding in our regards I need to be apart of a task that is truly fulfilling to be motivated day to day
Comment from : Maverick Jones

Yeah brReally missing my lady voice 😍❣️😬
Comment from : Sai Kiran

How to use the theory in the video for practical use for some who is amotivated? Can one move beyond theory?
Comment from : staybalanced

I am intrinsically motivated to write comment after seeing this video
Comment from : Dr Darpan Krishnakumar Shukla, MTech, DGFS PhD

There are three basic needs that drive our behavior: the need for safety, the need for belonging, and the need for significance We all have a need to feel safe and secure, to feel like we belong, and to feel like we matter These needs influence our behavior in everything we do, from the way we interact with others to the way we make decisions When these needs are not met, we can feel anxious, lonely, and worthless This can lead to all sorts of problems, both for ourselves and for those around us But when our needs are met, we can feel happy, fulfilled, and like we're part of something bigger than ourselves
Comment from : Money Invest

I would have liked more detail on getting myself to care about things at the highest level enough to get me to start something amd bring it to completion Simply having a change of scenery or meeting people isn't quite going to do it for me because I end up back where I started when I go home
Comment from : Master Thnag

Hi! Faculty member here, I wrote my MA thesis with the help of Self Determination Theory as basis theory I'd like to include a few important points for anyone who'd like to learn more brFirstly basic psychological needs derive from organismic survival behaviour as well as other sides of human beings, like their personalities, upbringings, contextual positions etc brDeci and Ryan say every human is inherently curious To be able to maintain the fire of curiosity and life long learning, one will need intrinsic motivation This is provided by supporting an individual's autonomy, competence and relatedness (relation was the preffered term in the video) brAmotivation happens on three observed terms If your basic psychological needs are not supported, you may feel that there is no power in you to behave in a certain way Secondly, you might be completely uninterested about an issue and there isn't enough stimulation for you to act Third one is more about rejecting the action itselfbrDeci and Ryan also found that even though money in considerably mid or big amounts might not nourish intrinsic motivation, small amounts of money or small rewards might act as intrinsic motivation stimulants That's why computer games are so intriguing to us, they're full of small rewards!brOverall, I'd like to thank you for this video This is a theory that needs to be heard and studied more
Comment from : raisisset1

Speaker doesn't sound very motivated! Needs some dynamism
Comment from : Jon R

I agree with this video I can see myself in different spectrums of it Also the factors which can lead one towards 'amotivation' This brief yet interesting video and my current "amotivated" state motivated me to comment here
Comment from : Free Falcon

Vergil : "NOW i am motivate!"
Comment from : Zues Zues

How could one disagree with this beautiful theory? Ryan and Deci took a data driven bottom-up approach to extract these three basic psychological needs SDT is build upon thick layers of empirical papers haha
Comment from : Gi

Thank you so much!
Comment from : اسمعيني يا ماما -Listen to me MOM!

No motivation to write any comment except for being a #RebelRebel
Comment from : Evert Vandenberghe

The difference between amateur and professional musicians is the extrinsic reward that professionals need to have in order to continue being professionals
Comment from : Bruno Brogio

As always, nothing is simple when our toughts and feelings are on the mix - how to handle the rational ans irrational Another great video Gave me dood dor tought Thanks
Comment from : Luis Santos

unironically better than all motivational speeches i've watchedbr thank you
Comment from : i am living in your balls

👍😍
Comment from : Dileep Kumar

A A A aaaaamotivation! My favorite state of being
Comment from : Юрий Шпорхун

Whether or not people that do good things for intrinsic reasons or not they should not be rewarded less than those that would dislike doing the deeds especially if it their job Example: Teachers They should not be paid less because teaching is public good or is admired
Comment from : julia Ruva

B cause it's not about the money
Comment from : William Maldonado

Complete autonomy is an illusion We can only be more or less autonomous, but never completely
Comment from : The Lies I Tell Myself

Does our education system undermine intrinsic motivation? Few have the luxury of studying what they want just because they find in interesting Grades are critical Without good grades we often cannot move into our career choice In any formal program of study, we must submit to a timeline, and we must follow the program structure
Comment from : walter byrd

I guess this could help explain why I love learning on youtube instead of doing college work Ill keep note of this later so I could find a way to better motivate myself for studying
Comment from : Ionic777

That's a unique approach to know myself I think I'm in between John and Ebony Thanks for such research oriented videos
Comment from : Arpit Sarkar

Sounds similar to Kantian philosophy He said being "autonomous" means being "free" and it's same as being "rational" It's something not related to any external factor, such as pressure from peers, parents, etc In this video, the extrinsically motivated people are being irrational, as they so something for the sake of some external factor, not out of their own free will Doing something for an external factor will also mean using yourself as a means to achieve that external thing This is morally wrong One should always treat herself(and others) as the end, not as a mean
Comment from : GrapeShot

Others brought me into this world without my consent What should my "autonomy" mean to me in the face of that
Comment from : Something You Said

Woah
Comment from : PYeitme

How to defeat your enemy in an argument when you know he/she has a higher intellect than you?????
Comment from : Andrew Bangs

I still do not buy the introductory analogy one bit
Comment from : Jared Mowry

From the firs day we born on this earth and the last day We oll people we are manipulated ,by the parents , school society , place of work , managers ,banks ,church , goverment ,media ,oll corporations etc I hate this world
Comment from : Cypros

I love the video This is a huge reason why I am choosing to homeschool I feel like I am able to meet my girls needs better and my own needs better as an educator and life long learner
Comment from : Bean