Inner Work Life Theory Diagram Slide for PowerPoint & Google Slides

Description

Visualize the psychological dynamics of workplace performance with this Inner Work Life Theory diagram slide. Based on the model by Teresa Amabile and Steven Kramer, this slide maps how workday events influence employees’ perceptions, emotions, and motivations—ultimately shaping their performance and creativity. The clean layout uses directional arrows and color-coded blocks to depict the interactive flow from “Workday Events” to “Work Performance.”

Three key domains—Perceptions, Emotions, and Motivations for Work—are clearly separated with minimal borders and soft blue, red, and green color schemes. Bullet points within each box outline subtopics such as personal role, confidence, emotional reactions, and motivational decision-making (e.g., what to do, how to do it). These categories help audiences connect psychological insights with actionable workplace outcomes.

Ideal for leadership training, HR workshops, and employee engagement presentations, this slide translates complex behavioral theory into an accessible visual structure. Compatible with PowerPoint and Google Slides, it’s fully editable—allowing customization of color, arrows, or text to match any company context.

Who is it for

This template is ideal for HR professionals, organizational psychologists, team managers, educators, and consultants looking to explain motivation and performance dynamics in the workplace.

Other Uses

Can also be used in leadership coaching, emotional intelligence training, onboarding programs, employee wellness initiatives, or academic lectures on behavioral science and workplace productivity.