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unconscious motivation

unconscious motivation Unconscious motivation is motivation that operates outside awareness but can still influence behavior and give rise to consciously felt emotions.

Unconscious motivation is motivation that operates outside awareness but can still influence behavior and give rise to consciously felt emotions. In the source packet, it is discussed mainly in relation to Freudian drives and brain systems involved in emotion and seeking.

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Drafting source: Kirsch Michael. On the Abilities of Unconscious Freudian Motivational Drives to Evoke Conscious Emotions. 2019; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2019.00470; article XML SHA-256 ddde2e85607e0f219a3698a617f999edb424d3160945069676c0f2681806981d. “On the Abilities of Unconscious Freudian Motivational Drives to Evoke Conscious Emotions” (10.3389/fpsyg.2019.00470).
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