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Herberg's Two-Factor Theory suggests |
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Increasing employees' responsibility will result in increased satisfaction and performance. |
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Vroom Expectancy Theory suggests |
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People will behave in expected manners and rewards will follow. |
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Feature of speech that will most likely be remembered by listener. |
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something that will reinforce all people (e.g., food). |
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Long-term potentiation is a process that affects |
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What is overjustification? |
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When people are reinforced for a behavior they would normally do anyway. When reward is taken away, they lose interest in activity. |
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Instrumental learning is another term for |
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The effects of extrinsic rewards on instrinsic motivation is |
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that instrinsic motivation may not be decreased if the extrinsic motivation is based on competency |
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What is a utility analysis? |
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Method that measures effectiveness of an intervention in a workplace in terms of dollar value benefits. |
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Lazarus had what components in the theory of emotion, stress, and coping? |
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Primary appraisal, secondary appraisal, and re-appraisal |
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What is the Rosenthal effect? |
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Recitation of fabricated or imagined information when people try to fill in memory gaps. |
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What is the difference between iconic memory and echoic memory? |
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Long-term memory is divided into what two groups? |
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Recent (up to 2 weeks), Remote (2 years or more) |
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When something spurns a chain of memories (e.g., smell of something in the past) |
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What is prospective memory? |
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Remembering to do something one had planned at a particular time |
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What is the serial position effect? |
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Being able to remember the beginning and end of word lists on immediate recall |
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What is the difference between retroactive and proactive interference? |
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Retroactive states that recently learned information affects ability to recall information, proactive when previously learned information afect the ability to learn current material |
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What is the Method of Loci? |
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A mnemonic device that uses a visual image of one's items on a list and puts them in a specific place |
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What is a peg-word system? |
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Assigning a peg something on a list (1 thru 10) |
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