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Quiz What Motivates People
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1BF Skinner used rats to test if behavior increased or decreased based on how
often, and in what manner, a reinforcement (reward) was given.- AVerdadeiro
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2BF Skinners experiment showed that rats and people are what?
- APredictable
- BUnpredicatable
- CFunny
- DHungry
3Sophie receives a rewards card from her favorite coffee shop. She can get a free coffee after her 10th coffee purchase. Brad receives a rewards card from his favorite coffee shop. He can get a free coffee after his 12th coffee purchase.
Brads card comes with 2 Coffee cups already prefilled so he only needs 10 more coffees just like Sophie. Who is more likely to be motivated to go back more often to get to the free cup sooner?- ABrad
- BSophie
- CNeither
- DBoth
4A "Hit" in signal detection theory means you have properly identified the intended stimuli
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5Question: What does it mean when a person habituates to a sound?
- AA. They get used to it
- BB. They hear it louder
- CC. They cannot hear it
- DD. None of the above
6If it seems like too much work to find a shortcut, then people will stay with their old habits.
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7People have a tendency to give personality-based explanations for other peoples' behavior ________ weight than situational factors.
- ALess
- BMore
- CEqual
8The more [blank_start]________[blank_end] the behavior, the longer it takes to become a habit.
- Acomplex
9Question: What is the theory called that states, "When there are more people, it's harder to assess where you stand, and therefore you are less motivated".
- AThe E Effect
- BThe Z Effect
- CThe N Effect
10People like to be ________ and feel like they are doing things on their own, with minimal help from others.
- Adependent
- Bindependent
- Ccodependent
11 [blank_start]______________[blank_end] [blank_start]___________________[blank_end] is the theory that 150 people is the social group size limit for humans.
- ADunbar's
- BNumber
12What type of motivation causes people to want to continue doing something even without a promised reward?
- AExtrinsic
- BContingent
- CIntrinsic
- DAlgorithmic
- EE. Heuristic
13Dopamine is the chemical of [blank_start]_____1_____[blank_end] rather than [blank_start]_____2_____[blank_end]. It is also called the [blank_start]____3______[blank_end]. While, opiods are the chemical of [blank_start]_____4______[blank_end] and [blank_start]_______5______[blank_end] and it is called the [blank_start]_____6______[blank_end].
- AMotivation
- BPleasure
- CWanting
- DAddiction
- ELiking
- FMotivation
- GPleasure
- HWanting
- IAddiction
- JLiking
- KMotivation
- LPleasure
- MWanting
- NAddiction
- OLiking
- PWanting
- QAddiction
- RLiking
- SPleasure
- TMotivation
- UMotivation
- VLiking
- WPleasure
- XAddiction
- YLiking
- ZAddiction
- AAWanting
- ABMotivation
14The Pavlovian response is what happens when the dopamine system completely ignores the cue that a reward is coming
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15Mastery is something that can only be approached rather than be reached. Because of this, it is one of the strongest motivators. You can get better and better at something, but never reach an endpoint.
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16People who could delay gratification at a young age, proved to be: (Select all that apply)
- Amost successful in school
- Bproblematic adults
- Cdrug addicts
- Dable to get good test scores on the SAT
- Eable to better cope with stress and frustration
17Coined by Peter Griffin, satisfice describes a decision-making strategy in which the person decides to pick the adequate option rather than the optimal one
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- 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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- Criado em 28 out 2020 · atualizado em 28 out 2020
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