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M3 - Understanding Sport & Exercise Environments
L10 - Intrinsic Motivation & Flow
Part 4: Implications for Coaches & Teachers
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Implications for Coaches & Teachers
How can we enhance/increase
intrinsic
motivation??
To become more
motivated
What rewards may help
Implications for Coaches & Teachers
Structure the setting for success (eg., KiwiSport)
Set
realistic
goals (ie., ‘task’ goal orientation)
Give
rewards
contingent on
performance
,
not
outcome.
Vary the
content
& sequencing of training drills
Phase out (tangible) rewards as I.M. increases
Involve participants in
decision-making
Provide an environment conducive to Flow (Flow = Task Demands / Challenge)
Implications for Coaches & Teachers
Structure the
setting
for success (eg., KiwiSport)
+ve reinforcement
Hard to enjoy when not getting some reward (winning)
Scoreboard doesn’t need to be only measure of
success
Modify rules/scoreboard to make it
easier
to achieve success
Having a chance to score, to feel
competent
, & opportunity to reinforce
Structure: rules, game, hoop height etc
Implications for Coaches & Teachers
Give rewards contingent on performance, not
outcome
Is person receiving reward able to
connect
the dots
On
performance
not outcome
Vary the
content
&
sequencing
of training drills
Try to avoid
repetition
& boredom
Make it more
interesting
Primarily about control of success, & can person receiving it feel like they are in
control
of receiving the
reward
(above)
Implications for Coaches & Teachers
Phase out (
tangible
) rewards as I.M. increases
Rewards don’t need to be
expensive
Are
immediate
Involve participants in decision-making
Give them some
control
Provide an
environment
conducive to Flow (Flow = Task Demands / Challenge)
Flow = when are in the zone; connected to
optimal
level of arousal