Human Motivation (PSY 320) Online Course Information

	Human Motivation (PSY 320)
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Course Title:	Human Motivation (PSY 320)
School:	University of Phoenix
Description:	This course examines the major issues and organizing principles that delineate the topic of motivation. Various theories will be assessed to understand motivation and analyze diverse motivation systems in terms of their primary components of biological, learned, and cognitive behavior. The structure of this course is designed to help each student become his/her own learner and theoretician, to gather information from a variety of sources, and to draw upon personal experience as well as that of other students. Each student should analyze the information in developing his/her own "therefores" or theories. Those personalized theories should be applicable to students' work situations. Topics and Objectives include: Historical Background of Motivational Psychology, Interface of Motivation Theory and Productivity, Intrinsic Motivation and Quality of Work, Reward Systems, Goal Theory and Goal-Setting, and Applying Motivational Principles.
Learning Format:	Online (?)
Education Level:	Undergraduate - upper
Language:	English
Cost:	$494.00/credit hour
Credits:	3

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University of Phoenix is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission and is a member of the North Central Association.

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3157 E. Elwood Street
Phoenix, AZ 85034
US

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Private, for-profit, Higher Education

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Participate in on-campus or online learning. While widely available, all programs may not be offered in both the online and on-campus formats.

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