Theories & Laws
Psychological Needs
Motivation Resources
Goals
Economics of Motivation
100

Which law states that people will work if deprived of reinforcer? 

Law of Scarcity

100

Which psychological need describes being worthy?

Esteem

100

 Deciding whether an object or event belongs to a particular category refers to? 

Representative heuristic 

100

What describes the hierarchical rank of a goal? 

Goal level

100

Deciding on whether to get Starbucks or Dunkin Donuts, you compare the price and see that Starbucks is more expensive so you decide to go to Dunkin Donuts. What type of effect does this describe?

Substitution Effect 

200

Which economics of motivation law describes what people are willing to pay? 

Demand Law

200

Which psychological need describes intimacy and belonging? 

Relatedness

200

True or false. 

Effort depletes motivation

True

200

What describes how hard a goal is? 

Goal Difficulty 

200

In operant behavior, if the fixed ratio is increased that means the demand increases or decreases? 

Increases 

300

Which law states, "as objective incentive value increases, utility increases but in smaller amounts."? 

Fechner's Law

300

Which psychological need describes the need for authority over others and to be noticed? 

Power

300

True or false

As subjective effort increase, motivation increases 

False

Motivation decreases 

300

Finish this sentence, " Higher level equals.... and lower level equals..."

Higher value, lower value

300

Luxuries, movies, video games, and music streaming services are all examples of what type of demand? 

Elastic

400

Which theory describes that psychological drive emerges from physiological need? 

Hull's drive theory

400

Which psychological need describes the need to understand one's world and experiences through thinking? 

Cognition

400

What two substances does effort uses up?

Glycogen and Glucose 

400

Does difficult goals produce a lesser or greater performance?

Greater performance

400

Food and rent are all examples of what type of demand? 

Inelastic

500

Which theory describes an account of how to choose rationally when you are not sure which outcome will result from your acts?

Expected Utility Theory

500

What test is used to measure achievement and has a low test-retest reliability?

Thematic Apperception Test

500

Responding in times of mental or physical fatigue refers to what motivational resource idea? 

Learned Industriousness

500

When you have achieved a goal, that feeling of satisfaction is described as? 

Achievement Valence

500

What happens if the instrumental response is too high? 

Inelastic demands become elastic

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