Kurs
What Motivates People
What Motivates People
Module (14)
| Kursressource | Originalressource | Erstellt von |
|---|---|---|
| 50. People are more motivated as they get closer to a goal | 50. People are more motivated as they get closer to a goal | Cynthia Clay |
| 51. Variable Rewards are Powerful | 51. Variable Rewards are Powerful | Cynthia Clay |
| 52. Dopamine makes people addicted to seeking information | 52. Dopamine makes people addicted to seeking information | Cynthia Clay |
| 53. Unpredictability keeps people searching | 53. Unpredictability keeps people searching | Cynthia Clay |
| 54. People are more motivated by intrinsic rewards than extrinsic rewards | 54. People are more motivated by intrinsic rewards than extrinsic rewards | Cynthia Clay |
| 55. People are Motivated by Progress, Mastery, and Control | 55. People are Motivated by Progress, Mastery, and Control | Cynthia Clay |
| 56. People's ability to delay gratification (or not) starts young | 56. People's ability to delay gratification (or not) starts young | Cynthia Clay |
| 57. People are Inherently Lazy | 57. People are Inherently Lazy | Cynthia Clay |
| 58. People will look for shortcuts only if the shortcuts are easy | 58. People will look for shortcuts only if the shortcuts are easy | Cynthia Clay |
| 59. People Assume it's You, Not the Situation | 59. People Assume it's You, Not the Situation | Cynthia Clay |
| 60. Forming a Habit Takes a Long Time and Required Small Steps | 60. Forming a Habit Takes a Long Time and Required Small Steps | Cynthia Clay |
| 61. People are More Motivated to Compete When There are Fewer Competitors | 61. People are More Motivated to Compete When There are Fewer Competitors | Cynthia Clay |
| 62. People are Motivated by Autonomy | 62. People are Motivated by Autonomy | Cynthia Clay |
| Quiz | Quiz | Cynthia Clay |