types of attention
the amount of attention a cat needs when it is not sleeping
what is constant attention?
This trait outlines how friendly and compassionate we are. Low-scorer individuals are suspicious and hostile, whereas high scorers are trusting and empathetic.
what is agreeableness?
a effect explaining that elements are usually better detected if they contrast well with the environment
what is the salience effect?
the amount of motivation people have to do scrum and stand-ups
what is low/no motivation?
the coach of class C, also referred to as park meter
who is Mark-Peter?
a type of attention where the attention is split over two or more things
what is divided attention?
This trait outlines how outgoing and energetic we are. Low-scorer individuals are reserved and quiet, whereas high scorers are outgoing and enthusiastic.
what is extraversion?
an effect explaining that when irrelevant information has to be filtered there is an interference in information processing, increasing cognitive load.
what is the stroop effect?
a type of motivation that is not directly related to the main task
what is extrinsic motivation?
the manager of the (better) makerspace, also presents new in a minute on the ct-labs instagram (#ad)
who is Geert/Kurt/Geart/Gurt?
a type of attention that is purely intentional
what is active attention?
This trait outlines how sensitive and nervous we are. Low-scorer individuals are emotionally stable, whereas high scorers are prone to anger and anxiety
what is neuroticism?
a law which explains that motivation is the sum of need and reinforcement
what is hull's law?
a type of motivation that can not be controlled, often in the form of spontaneous processes and physiological events
what is implicit motivation?
the teacher who shares a name with a class-mate
who is Dennis?
a type of attention whereby the environment triggers an attentional response from you.
what is passive attention?
This trait outlines how efficient and organized we are. Low-scorers are spontaneous and careless while high scorers are organized and self-directed.
what is Conscientiousness?
an effect explaining that after adding and subsequently removing a reward to something you already enjoyed, motivation for the enjoyed activity will likely decrease
what is the overjustification effect?
a type of motivation that motivates us to do activities for our own enjoyment that do not have a goal and/or reward
what is intrinsic motivation?
the teacher known for swearing in class
who is Sean?
a type of attention where the attention is on one single subject
what is focused/selective attention?
this trait outlines how inventive and curious we are, low scorers are conventional while high scorers are creative and imaginative
what is openness to expierence?
a theory which explains there are three psychological needs: competence, autonomy and relatedness.
what is self-determination theory?
a type of motivation that is powered by reward for engagement behavior, by punishment for avoidance behavior, and by our memory of the experience
what is environmental-shaped motivation?
the teacher who volunteers at a cat shelter
who is Niels?