The logic employed by the incentive-based programs is that if people do not have sufficient motivation to perform an action, then probably offer a nice incentive to provide them with such motivation. By offering an interesting incentive to create a habit of discipline is an extrinsic motivation strategy. However, incentives can also be unpleasant. The strategy is different, but the logic remains the same: the sound of an alarm clock "forces" people to get up. Therefore, people are standing up not because they want to continue sleeping, but only to avoid or escape something uncomfortable, which in this case would be the deafening noise. That annoying noise is what causes a person to lift, showing even greater will, the prospect of a tempting incentive. Tuesday, October 20, 2009
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The logic employed by the incentive-based programs is that if people do not have sufficient motivation to perform an action, then probably offer a nice incentive to provide them with such motivation. By offering an interesting incentive to create a habit of discipline is an extrinsic motivation strategy. However, incentives can also be unpleasant. The strategy is different, but the logic remains the same: the sound of an alarm clock "forces" people to get up. Therefore, people are standing up not because they want to continue sleeping, but only to avoid or escape something uncomfortable, which in this case would be the deafening noise. That annoying noise is what causes a person to lift, showing even greater will, the prospect of a tempting incentive.
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