Resources

This website is the primary resource about the central theory relevant to the aims and scope of the Human Motivation and Autonomy research group.
The website also provides downloadable questionnaires developed for research on self-determination theory. The instruments are copyrighted, but researchers are welcome to use them for academic (non-commercial) research projects. Each questionnaire page typically includes the scale, a description of the scale, a key for the scale, and references to articles describing studies that used the scale.

The Committee provides access to the unique demography of Paralympic athletes.
We can utilize the sports facilities and equipment at the Paralympic Committee Arena and other research facilities.

The commission publishes open-access reports on voting behaviour, turnout, and other electoral details.

The Ministry of Youth-Jordan is dedicated to fostering an environment that encourages positive participation and interaction among youth. It aims to enhance youth skills, boost motivation, and build confidence through developmental projects, workshops, and educational initiatives.
We believe scientific research is a powerful tool for understanding youth needs, addressing challenges like mental health and career opportunities, and guiding them toward a brighter future.

School of Sport Science
The School of Sport Sciences offers the Human Motivation and Autonomy Research Group access to facilities and equipment, enabling practical studies on intrinsic motivation, autonomy-supportive environments, social responsibility, and collaborative research across diverse sports and volunteer contexts.