Motivation of Youth For Choosing The Athletes'

1st National and International Conference on Humanities and Social Sciences
October 31, 2014, KU Home, Bangkok, THAILAND
Motivation of Youth for Choosing the Athletes

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Dr.Saowalee Kaewchuay

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Abstract
Intrinsic motivation and extrinsic motivation for choosing the Athletes are first, the motivation to
run is achievements, happiness, enjoyment, or acceptance from peers. If the youth performs well, and
more experience, they will turn into the professional athlete. Then the youth would win competitions,
succeed in competitions, and receive rewards. These things are positive reinforcements that build and
increase effort for practice. Even though practice is very tiring, but athletes will endure hardships and
boredom that may occasionally arise as a result of extensive practice. Persevering hard practice will
improve the athletes abilities until he or she is very good and will be a champion. The motivation that
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comes from the positive feelings while playing sports is intrinsic motivation. The motivation that comes
from acceptance from parents, coach, friends, the crowds cheer, and reward money are extrinsic
motivation. The two types of motivation have different effects. Some athletes start with intrinsic
motivation, but they have received a lot of extrinsic motivation, such as rewards, money, position, and
applause. They might be more attached to extrinsic motivation. When the reward money is high, intrinsic
motivation will decrease. It was found that most athletes who run have more extrinsic motivation than
intrinsic motivation.
Key Word: Motivation, Athletics, Youth

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1st National and International Conference on Humanities and Social Sciences

October 31, 2014, KU Home, Bangkok, THAILAND