Flow Experience Explained on the Grounds of an Activity Approach to Attention
Flow Experience Explained on the Grounds of an Activity Approach to Attention
This chapter, which focuses on explaining the concept of flow experience on the basis of an activity approach to attention, gives a description of the concepts of psychological theory of activity along with a discussion and expansion of its fundamental components. It also describes the theory of attention, proposes that the nature of attention be used as a function of activity, explains the flow phenomenon on the basis of the earlier findings, and establishes the evidence regarding consistency of these findings. The findings in the chapter reveal that a human activity becomes complex when actions are initiated differently within its structure
Keywords: flow experience, activity approach, psychological theory, human activity, motivational force
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