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The 19 pages that link to Intrinsic motivation, each with the reason it gives.

• Humanistic psychologyRelated: Humanistic theories connect growth with internally grounded interests and purposes.

• PlayRelated: Play is commonly sustained by enjoyment and curiosity rather than an outside payoff.

• Self-determination theoryRelated: It is the clearest example of motivation nourished by autonomy and competence.

• Serious gameRelated: Designers must determine whether game rewards support or displace meaningful engagement.

• GamificationRelated: Gamification can strengthen engagement, but controlling incentives can undermine this motivation.

• Self-directed learningRelated: It can sustain learning when external deadlines and rewards are absent.

• Abraham MaslowRelated: Maslow’s growth needs help explain motivation that is not reducible to rewards or deficit repair.

• Educational gameRelated: Choice, mastery, and curiosity can make learning activities rewarding beyond external prizes.

• Game-based learningRelated: Enjoyment and autonomy can sustain effort beyond external prizes.

• Recreational sportRelated: Enjoyment and personal interest often sustain participation when prizes or pay are absent.

• Educational toyRelated: Playful tasks can encourage learning without relying on external rewards.

• Educational video gameRelated: Play can sustain effort when learning tasks are engaging in themselves.

• Mihaly CsikszentmihalyiRelated: His account of flow emphasizes acting for the experience itself.

• Self-transcendenceRelated: Self-transcendent aims can be pursued for their own value, not personal reward.