Motivation lies at the heart of human action. All action is the
result of some motivational impulse, and it is through action
that change is effected on the world. This relationship between
motivation and the world as we see it makes motivation an
extraordinarily fundamental thing. But motivation is also very
complex. Factors influencing human motivation on a case by case
basis are too numerous and interwoven to deconstruct entirely.
From cultural background to childhood development, value systems
to heuristics that limit perspective, social pressures to
biological influences, to name a few. However, as indicated in
the preceding sentence, one can break down these factors into
multifarious systems. It is with these two notions in mind–the
fundamentality of motivation and its complex but systematic
nature–that I deem the Systems of Human Motivation a worthy
topic of comprehensive study, and indeed propose the following
individually designed major as a path for that study. Systems Of
Human Motivation – The Deta