What is the dominating method used by the platform Motivation 2.0?
What is the Carrot and Stick Method.
100
A simple and repetitive task may stand to benefit from?
What is Extrinsic Motivation.
100
What are the three universal human needs derived from the Self-Determination Theory?
What is Competence, Autonomy, and Relatedness.
100
What is one tip for staying motivated? (Any one is fine)
What is 1.) Reward yourself in the right way.
2.) Set your OWN goals.
3.) Ditch the treadmill.
4.) Keep mastery in mind.
100
The two researchers behind the our knowledge on the effects of Intrinsic and Extrinsic Motivation are?
What is Harry F. Harlow and Edward Deci.
200
When is it ok to use motivation 2.0?
What is for tasks involving only mechanical skill
200
A complex and creative task may stand to benefit from?
What is Intrinsic Motivation.
200
What theory did Csikzentmihalyi use in order to conduct the study of flow?
What is Tuckmans Five Stage Theory of Group Development.
200
What is it called when employees take the issue of money off the table?
What is The Zen of Compensation.
200
How many experiments were described in Chapter 2?
What is four.
300
In what situations do you want to avoid motivation 2.0?
What is situations involving intrinsic cognitive tasks that require out of the box thinking.
300
What type of behavior is derived from extrinsic motivation?
What is Type X.
300
What happened to the participants when Csikszentmihalyi conducted the flow experiment?
What is they became depressed and sluggish like.
300
What three factors lead to better performance and personal satisfaction?
What is 1.) Autonomy
2.) Mastery
3.) Purpose
300
What happens to workers when they ignore the word "purpose"?
What is workers become disengaged in their work.
400
True or False: Do businesses tend to ignore motivation 3.0 and stick to regular norms?
What is True.
400
What type of behavior is built from intrinsic motivation?
What is Type I.
400
What are two of the three beneficiaries of autonomous motivation?
What is 1.) A greater conceptual understanding.
2.) Enhanced persistence.
3.) Greater levels of psychological well–being.
400
What is a flow test?
What is setting a reminder to go off randomly and record how you feel and what you are doing.
400
TRUE or FALSE: Was this presentation fun and informative?
What is True.
500
How many groups were in most of the motivational experiments mentioned during the presentation?
What is three.
500
What is the difference between extrinsic and intrinsic motivation?
What is
Extrinsic: engage in an activity in order to earn a reward or avoid a punishment.
Intrinsic: engaging in a behavior because it is personally rewarding
500
What are the two key components to the study of flow?
What is the goals are clear & feedback is immediate.
500
Which is the most important performance attribute?
What is Purpose.
500
What drove people in the platform Motivation 1.0?
What is the pursuit of food, shelter, and the desire to reproduce.