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I. Introduction
1. Self-determination theory: an introduction and overview
II. Philosophical and historical considerations
2. Organismic principles: historical perspectives on development and integration in living entities
3. Human autonomy: philosophical perspectives and the phenomenology of self
4. Psychological needs: varied concepts and a preliminary description of SDT''s approach
III. The six mini-theories of self-determination theory
6. Cognitive evaluation theory, Part I: the effects of rewards, feedback, and other external events on intrinsic motivation
7. Cognitive evaluation theory, Part II: interpersonal and intrapersonal processes affecting intrinsic motivation
8. Organismic integration theory: internaization and the differentiation of extrinsic motivation
9. Causality orientations theory: Individual differences in, and priming of, motivational orientations
10. Basic psychological needs theory: satisfaction and frustration of autonomy, competence, and relatedness in relation to psychological wellness and full functioning
11. Goal contents theory: aspirations, life goals, and their varied consequences
12. Relationships motivation theory: the self in close relationships
IV. Motivation and human development in families, schools, and societies
13. Parenting and the facilitation of autonomy and well-being in development
14. Schools as contexts for learning and social development
15. Identity development, self-esteem, and authenticity
16. Development, basic psychological needs, and psychopathology
V. The application and practice of self-determination theory in multiple domains
17. Psychotherapy and behavior change: creating facilitating environments
18. Health care and patient need satisfaction: supporting maintained health behavior change
19. Sport, physical activity, and physical education
20. Motivation and need satisfaction in video games and virtual environments
21. Work and organizations: promoting wellness and productivity
VI. Basic Psychological needs in pervasive social contexts
22. Pervasive social influences, Part I: cultural contexts
23. Pervasive social influences, Part II: Economic and political systems
24. On basic needs and human natures: altruism, aggression, and the bright and dark sides of human motivation.