MOTIVATION - MECHANISMS OF THE MIND AND THEIR QUEST FOR EXPR

This Volume presents a first introduction to a thought-provoking Model of Motivation developed by Menno Mennes over a period of almost thirty years.
The Model of Motivation in its approach presents a radical departure from everything that has a
ppeared so far in literature on the subject.



And yet, it provides a surprisingly detailed account of how motivation works, which appears to be supported by findings from theories and research from current literature. In an unpar
alleled analysis, the Model seamlessly integrates these major theories into a consistent comprehensive approach to motivation, explaining not only the essentials of each theory, but also providing explanations for controversies that have hitherto rem
ained largely unresolved.



Motivation appears to be an ''inner dialogue'', a stepwise, partly cyclical Process in which we deal with our surroundings that often interfere in our ambitions, our wishes and desires. Deep personal insig
hts into those ''Mechanisms of the Mind'' reveal implications that may lead to a fundamental, new understanding of the origins of many disturbing issues we witness in present-day society, including neglect and denial, intolerance, discord and polariz
ation.