Across
- 2. a consequence of behavior that selects or increases the frequency or likelihood of that behavior
- 3. reversal a shift in preference from a large delayed incentive to a small immediate incentive, which occurs when the delay for the larger incentive increases
- 7. ______ loom larger than gains
- 8. _____ incentive contrast is a downward shift in incentive value, which decreases behavior below what it was previously
- 11. the value of an incentive does not remain _______
- 12. an external stimulus that motivates or induces behavior to occur, such as a promise
- 14. theory that views positive incentives as gains and negative incentives as losses
- 15. Incentives that satisfy needs are ______ more than alternatives that do not.
Down
- 1. to voluntarily postpone or delay an intended course of action despite anticipating that you will be worse off because of that delay
- 4. a shift in incentive value. The ability of an incentive to motivate depends on how it differs from prior incentives
- 5. the attractiveness of an incentive that is based on objective properties such as number or amount
- 6. ______ theory maintains that the usefulness of an incentive depends on the value of the expected incentive and when it becomes available in the future
- 9. The quantity of number of incentives
- 10. a consequence of behavior that selects against the behavior or decreases the frequency or likelihood of that behavior
- 13. _____ incentive contrast is an upward shift in incentive value which increases behavior above what it was previously
