Titlebook: An Attributional Theory of Motivation and Emotion; Bernard Weiner Book 1986 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1986 Attribution.Emotion.Motivat

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-86315-8in the field of motivation have bidirectional cause- effect linkages: Attitudes influence behavior, and behavior affects attitudes; needs influence perception, but perceptions also generate needs; and desires can alter subjective expectancies, just as expectancy can modify desire.

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A Description of Perceived Causalitybehavior: hedonism and understanding. In addition, the search for causality does not appear to be constrained within any particular time and place in history. For these reasons, it was contended in chapter 1 that attributions of causality may provide the foundation for a general theory of motivation

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Perceived Causality and Goal Expectationsegins with a completed event, an outcome. If that outcome is unexpected, important, and/or involves nonattainment of a desired goal, then a causal search is likely to be immediately undertaken. A large number of variables affect the results of this search, including past history information, causal

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