Lecture 6 – MOTIVATION & GOALS Flashcards
motivation
= inner reasons or driving forces that cause a behaviour
Motivation process
- recognise a need/ want
- set the goal of meeting that need
- understand the gap between current state & desired state
- if the motivation is sufficient, act to achieve the goal
how marketers should work
- activate the need
- highlight the gap
- offer to resolve the gap
Maslow’s hierarchy of needs
- physiological
- safety
- love& belonging
- esteem
- self-actualisation
2 types of motivation
- utilitarian
- hedonic
Daniel Kahneman systems of thinking
system 1 –> peripheral route (low motivation)
system 2 –> central route (high motivation)
4 things to consider when conveying a message
- arguments
- info
- complexity
- spokepeople
2 types of motivation
- extrinsic
- intrinsic
extrinsic motivation
=behaviour driven by the expectation of an outside reward/ consequence (strong at the beginning, declines later)
intrinsic motivation
= behaviour driven by an internal incentive (based on expectations of enjoyment, pleasure, curiosity, satisfaction,… more impactful in the LT)
2 types of goals
- personal
- collective
goal gradient hypothesis
= more effort is invested to achieve a goal the closer you get to achieving it
2 types of goals
- approach goals
- avoidance goals
approach goals
= things you want to achieve
avoidance goals
= things you want to avoid