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Cognition, emotion, motivation

  • 20-01-2011 02:55AM
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    Just revising a bit of Psych stuff there and this term has always bugged me a bit.
    Motivation, as a construct, where exactly does it fit in.

    Cognition- easy.
    Emotion- easy.
    Behaviour- easy.
    But motivation.

    It seems to be stuck somewhere in the middle.
    When i read the term, my mind always sees it as "between" cognition/emotion (synthesized) on the one side and behaviour on the other.
    But it's still a fuzzy term for me, yet such an important one.
    just want to get some thoughts on this.
    Thanks.


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