Title: What Do You Enjoy Doing? | Psychology Today
Headings: What Do You Enjoy Doing?
Art Markman Ph.D.
What Do You Enjoy Doing?
A challenge can be an enjoyable thing.

Content: Did the results lead you or others towards happiness or suffering. He discovered that 2,500 years before the development of modern Physiology and even before Plato, Aristotle or Sacristies pondered such thoughts. Reply to Anthony Zayas
Quote Anthony Zayas
Interesting post! The reason
Submitted by G Y khasin on August 20, 2012 - 6:49pm
Interesting post! The reason that people find intrinsically activities more rewarding can be that these activities are not result-oriented ; for example, in the extrinsic motivation of learning for a college course, when students are constantly required to be tested on whatever they learn, they constantly think - how good am I? and - How should I do that? what if I fail? this thoughts make an activity hard and unenjoyable. When, on the other hand, people engage in intrinsically activities, they are capable of losing themselves in the activity because the purpose of these activities is not the result of the activity but the activity itself, like running.