Motivated Roles has 5 different Orientations--Perspective, Harmony, Structure, Social Processing, and Threat

Motivated Roles Inventory


The Motivated Roles Inventory is a motivation inventory that helps to BUILD BETTER TEAMS

Motivated Role Theory measures differences in a person's preference, aptitude, and/or ability for certain roles with groups.

Orientations & Roles

Motivation is complex and multi-dimensional.
Motivated Roles Theory posits that this multi-dimensionality has 5 different Orientations, with each Orientation having two opposing Roles.  This leaves ​10 Roles that everyone plays within groups (and even as individuals).

Positivity

This model of motivation approaches all motivation dimensions as being positive to the individual and the group.

SuperOrganism

The concept of the superorganism is important to this model and to groups of people, who have needed to work as a single organism to survive.

Evolutionary

Evolutionary adaptations and pressures have had an effect on motivation and the development of motivation.

Personality

Motivation and the Motivated Roles Theory have a relationship to Personality.

Motivated Roles is based in Evolutionary, Personality and Positive Psychology

Principles of Motivated Roles

Along with Motivated Roles Theory being  complex and multidimensional, the theory is also based in other Principles.

The 5 Orientations of Motivated Role Theory

Motivated Roles - Multi-Trait Motivation Model that shows the Natural Roles we Play
Perspective Orientation

What timeframe is your focus?

Harmony Orientation

What is your orientation to harmony within a group?

Structure Orientation

How do you approach rules and the structure within a group?

Social Processing Orientation

What is your orientation to processing social information?

Threat Orientation

How do you approach threats?

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Paul Frazer PhD created the multi-dimensional theory of motivation to help Build Better Teams



Paul Frazer PhD - Creator of Motivated Role Theory

"People are prosocial beings, and we have evolved to work together for the common good."

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