Section 1: Extrinsic and Intrinsic Motivation

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Across
  1. 2. Stimuli that select against behaviors; makes them less likely to occur.
  2. 4. The value function curve demonstrates the relationship between objective losses/gains and the _ of the psychological reaction.
  3. 6. Incentive that motivates behavior that's necessary for attaining an incentive.
  4. 7. This law states that as incentive values increase, subjective value/utility increases in smaller amounts.
  5. 9. Incentives are based in the _ of future events.
  6. 12. The value or attractiveness of this is based on objective properties.
  7. 13. We search for this for negative stimuli over positive stimuli.
Down
  1. 1. The value function _ demonstrates the idea that gaining $100 feels like gaining $100. Losing $40 feels like losing $100.
  2. 3. Subjective value; usefulness of an incentive to produce satisfaction or pleasure.
  3. 5. Incentive that motivates avoidance behaviors necessary for preventing an incentive.
  4. 6. The prospect theory suggests that the impact of this loss is stronger than the gain.
  5. 8. Stimuli that select appropriate behaviors; makes them more likely to occur.
  6. 10. This theory views positive incentives as gains. Negative incentives as losses.
  7. 11. Reinforcers and Punishers are based in the _.
  8. 14. Influenced by reinforcers and punishers.