Intrinsic vs. Extrinsic Motivation
Ken's research reveals a surprising trend: student athletes on scholarships often lose interest in their sport over time due to external pressures and control, while walk-on athletes maintain their passion. Despite the rewards, the feeling of being controlled undermines their intrinsic motivation, leading to a decline in enthusiasm for the game. This paradox highlights the complex relationship between external incentives and lasting enjoyment in sports.In this clip
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