Across
- 4. Motivation comes from the activity being performed
- 7. Motive to actively interact and control one's environment
- 9. A downward shift in incentive value
- 10. Incentives that depends on current needs
- 12. A voluntary delay in intended course of action despite expecting to be worse off for the delay
- 13. Theory that a person evaluates the reason for their behavior
- 14. Discounting process by which a future incentive is represented in the present at a marked-value
- 15. Desirable subjective state a person experiences when completely involved in some challenging activity that matches the individuals skills
Down
- 1. Contrast a change in the psychological value of an incentive based on the value of prior similar incentives
- 2. An upward shift in incentive value
- 3. Motivation that refers to being consistently directed toward an extrinsic or an intrinsic source
- 5. Theory that states usefulness of an incentive depends on the expected value of the incentive and length of delay before it becomes available
- 6. An intrinsic motive that serves as the basis for learning about the environment and is linked to the desire to know
- 8. Motivation comes from an external source, such as money
- 11. A shift toward an activity or behavior that is more lucrative or provides greater rate of reinforcement