Author(s): Swati Choudhary

Abstract:
This research article examines the relationship between motivation and performance among 30 female university-level Netball players. The study aimed to investigate whether motivation significantly influences the performance outcomes of netball players. Intrinsic motivation was assessed using self-report questionnaires, and performance ratings were provided by coaches. The results indicated a significant positive relationship (r = 0.68, p< 0.001) between intrinsic motivation to know and performance as well as intrinsic motivation to accomplishment and performance. These findings suggest that higher levels of intrinsic motivation are associated with improved performance outcomes among university-level netball players. The implications of these results highlight the importance of understanding and nurturing intrinsic to optimize the performance of netball players. Coaches, trainers, and sports administrators can utilize these findings to develop targeted strategies that enhance intrinsic motivation and promote optimal performance in university-level netball players.

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