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A [[Passion (psychology)|passion]] "can be defined as a strong inclination or [[enthusiasm]] towards an activity, subject, or cause that we find deeply interesting, [[Meaning|meaningful]] and enjoyable."<ref>[https://www.psychologs.com/the-psychology-behind-passion/ The Psychology Behind Passion], Psylogs</ref> A passion has a significantly deeper level of engagement and [[motivation]] relative to a mere personal interest. | A [[Passion (psychology)|passion]] "can be defined as a strong inclination or [[enthusiasm]] towards an activity, subject, or cause that we find deeply interesting, [[Meaning|meaningful]] and enjoyable."<ref>[https://www.psychologs.com/the-psychology-behind-passion/ The Psychology Behind Passion], Psylogs</ref> A passion has a significantly deeper level of engagement and [[motivation]] relative to a mere personal interest. | ||
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Revision as of 16:31, February 19, 2025
A personal interest refers to a particular topic/activity that an individual finds enjoyable/intriguing/worthwhile and wishes to pursue.[1] Hobbies are a type of personal interest in terms of activities.
A passion "can be defined as a strong inclination or enthusiasm towards an activity, subject, or cause that we find deeply interesting, meaningful and enjoyable."[2] A passion has a significantly deeper level of engagement and motivation relative to a mere personal interest.
Source: Personal interests vs. passions
See also
References
- ↑ Personal interest
- ↑ The Psychology Behind Passion, Psylogs