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Intrinsic Motivation
Intrinsic motivation refers to the internal drive to participate in an activity for its own sake, meaning a person is motivated by the inherent satisfaction or enjoyment they get from the activity itself, rather than external rewards or pressures like trophies or praise.
Mastery Climate
Mastery climates (or task climates) focus on individual improvement and effort-based goals. Emphasize learning, development, and intrinsic motivation. Rewards are based on progress and self-improvement rather than comparison with others.
Performance Climates
Performance climates (or ego climates) prioritize competition and social comparison. Success is measured by outperforming others. Rewards are given based on rank and external achievement, fostering extrinsic motivation.