Extrinsic Motivation and Incentive Value

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  1. 3. A theory that explains how the higher of an incentive value, the lower the utility will go, not at an equal rate.
  2. 5. Can be positive or negative and are based on expectation of future events
  3. 8. More powerful than good
  4. 10. Prompts actions that will result in a reward.
  5. 13. Influenced by positive and negative incentives as well as reinforcers and punishers
  6. 14. This figure shows how incentive value affects our psychological processing.
  7. 15. Experienced more intensely than positive outcomes
Down
  1. 1. When this is involved, it decreases the chance a behavior will not happen.
  2. 2. Prompts averting particular actions that will result in a reward.
  3. 4. A theory that exemplifies how one will remember a bad test grade longer, but is quick to forget a good grade, based on their levels of impression.
  4. 6. More meaningful than positive evaluations
  5. 7. More severe than positive moods
  6. 9. The subjective perception one has of a reward.
  7. 11. The objective perception one has of a reward, like amount.
  8. 12. When this is involved, it increases the chance a behavior will happen.