Theory of motivation

The theory of motivation explains why people act the way they do. It suggests that our actions are driven by internal desires and needs, such as the need for achievement, connection, or safety. These needs influence our behavior, guiding us to pursue goals that satisfy them. Different theories, like Maslow's hierarchy, propose that some needs are more fundamental and must be met before we focus on others. Motivation helps explain how people set priorities, stay focused, and find meaning in their activities, ultimately shaping their choices and actions daily.