Self-Worth Theory v1

[@wichaisawangpongkasame9237]

This one is very educational, but easy to understand. Many Thanks.

[@donmelbouchard]

Excellent work here. I am including this video in a Theory into Practice discussion with my Instructional Design class. Your presentation is clear, informative, and practicable. Much appreciated.

[@BrettDJones]

Thanks for the message, I'm glad you find it useful for your class! I assume you've also checked out some of my other videos (some of which are updated and newer) and I also have a free book about motivation vtechworks.lib.vt.edu/handle/10919/102728

[@DistortedV12]

These videos are genius. I wish I learned this many theories as an undergrad. Thank you Dr. B. Jones. I am a Jones as well :).

[@BrettDJones]

Thanks for the message, I'm glad that you've found the videos useful!

[@juanvieyra9949]

Great presentation

[@nicvoge2234]

Just happened upon this presentation, Professor Jones. As it happens, I was a grad student of Marty Covington's and collaborator on one of his later books, which applies self-worth theory to the design of college courses (your second guiding question). It's titled, "Life Beyond Grades: Designing College Courses to Promote Intrinsic Motivation" in case you are interested. I'm sure Marty would be very pleased with your treatment of his work on self-worth theory of achievement motivation. If you'd like to see it, he gave a career retrospective talk, which you can find here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qaWpi5-vjsRno5Y

[@BrettDJones]

Thank you so much for the message Dr. Voge, I appreciate your kind words! I look forward to checking out his talk, as well as some of yours and your book.

[@nicvoge2234]

@@BrettDJones Thanks, Brett. All the best to you.

[@DistortedV12]

Can you do a video on emotion regulation theory by James Gross by the way?

[@BrettDJones]

Thanks for the suggestion. I'll put it on my list and try to do it when I have time.