Theory of Personal Investment - Discourses on Learning in Education

Theory of Personal Investment (Martin L. Maehr, Larry A. Braskamp, 1980s) – a theory of motivation that suggests that one’s willingness to invest in an activity can be attribued to three factors: incentives, self-perception, and options

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