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What Motivates People

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Includes Modules 50-62 of the learning series; What Motivates People Co-Contributors: Dawson Ross (Points 52-57) & Laura Bankhead(Points 58-63)

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50. People are more motivated as they get closer to a goal

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50. People are more motivated as they get closer to a goal

51. Variable rewards are powerful

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51. Variable rewards are powerful

This module discusses Operant Conditioning and BF Skinners Experiments on rats.

52. Dopamine Makes People Addicted to Seeking Information

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52. Dopamine Makes People Addicted to Seeking Information

53. Unpredictability Keeps People Searching

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53. Unpredictability Keeps People Searching

54. People are More Motivated by Intrinsic Rewards Than Extrinsic Rewards

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54. People are More Motivated by Intrinsic Rewards Than Extrinsic Rewards

55. People are Motivated by Progress, Mastery, and Control

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55. People are Motivated by Progress, Mastery, and Control

56. People's Ability to Delay Gratification (or not) Starts Young

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56. People's Ability to Delay Gratification (or not) Starts Young

57. People are Inherently Lazy

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57. People are Inherently Lazy

58. People will look for shortcuts only if the shortcuts are easy

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58. People will look for shortcuts only if the shortcuts are easy

59. People assume it's you not the situation

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59. People assume it's you not the situation

60. Forming a habit takes a long time and requires small steps

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60. Forming a habit takes a long time and requires small steps

Click on the module to see module on how habits are formed.

61. People are more motivated to compete when there are fewer competitors

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61. People are more motivated to compete when there are fewer competitors

Click on this module to see how the brain works when you have less competition vs. more.

62. People are motivated by autonomy

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62. People are motivated by autonomy

Click this module to understand how people are motivated by autonomy.

Quiz What Motivates People

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Quiz What Motivates People

This Quiz covers Points 50-62 of the Chapter What Motivates People in the Book 100 Things Every Designer needs to know about people By: Susan M. Weinschenk, Ph.D.

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What Motivates People

50. People are more motivated as they get closer to a goal

51. Variable rewards are powerful

52. Dopamine Makes People Addicted to Seeking Information

53. Unpredictability Keeps People Searching

54. People are More Motivated by Intrinsic Rewards Than Extrinsic Rewards

55. People are Motivated by Progress, Mastery, and Control

56. People's Ability to Delay Gratification (or not) Starts Young

57. People are Inherently Lazy

58. People will look for shortcuts only if the shortcuts are easy

59. People assume it's you not the situation

60. Forming a habit takes a long time and requires small steps

61. People are more motivated to compete when there are fewer competitors

62. People are motivated by autonomy

Quiz What Motivates People