Only external factors like life events

Biological, social, and environmental factors

Only psychological factors such as thoughts

Surrounding temperatures

The ability to function in all academic areas without distress.

A combination of physical, mental, and spiritual well-being.

Freedom from all mental disorders exclusively.

Only psychological well-being and emotional stability.

Emphasis on emotional processing only

Concentration on external stimuli alone

Focus solely on biological factors

Integration of psychological and social factors

They are solely responsible for positive personality traits.

They have no effect on personality development.

They protect from anxiety, influencing behaviors and traits.

They completely shape a person's social skills.

Personal pleasure and satisfaction

Immediate gratification of desires

Social acceptance and belonging

Moral perfection and duty

Extrinsic motivation is motivated by internal goals, while intrinsic motivation is based on external rewards.

Extrinsic motivation relies on material rewards, while intrinsic motivation comes from within and is self-driven.

Intrinsic motivation is limited to activities that require physical effort, whereas extrinsic motivation can apply to mental tasks.

There is no difference; both terms refer to the same concept of driving behavior.