Characterizing the motivational orientation of students in higher education: A naturalistic study in three Hong Kong universities

Abstract

The formulation of motivational orientation is consistent with contemporary social cognitive theories of motivation in that it has been characterized as a multifaceted phenomenon, with students expressing context-dependent multiple motives.

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