Giving Input And Having Some Control Removes Stubborness?

LittleSquidge | 14:29 Thu 06th May 2021 | Science

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I am aware that humans are most likely to do something and be engaged with it if they have some control over what happens.

Is this a particular area of psychology? Is there a formal name for this?

I'd like to read some credible sources on this, but Google has failed me.

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Engagement and Positive Pychology:

https://schools.au.reachout.com/articles/engagement-and-positive-psychology#:~:text=%27Engagement%27%2C%20in%20terms%20of,at%20a%20task%20(e.g.%20maths)

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