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Incentive Theory

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What does this theory propose?
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To start from the bottom and work your way to the top
A way of viewing biological and genetic programming
Earn rewards for good and prevent punishments from happening
achieving the level of incentives

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Q1
What does this theory propose?
To start from the bottom and work your way to the top
A way of viewing biological and genetic programming
Earn rewards for good and prevent punishments from happening
achieving the level of incentives
20s
Q2
Who created this theory?
Abraham Maslow
Clark Hull
Wilhelm Wundt
Nobody
10s
Q3
Whats a weakness of this theory?
People might be unmotivated to earn incentives
Nothing people love this theory
it only holds power over people if they allow the incentive to do so
Doesn't account for change
10s
Q4
Whats a strength of this theory?
There's no strength to this
It shows people where to start off then work up to the top
Shows how people will work their way up
It shows how people are motivated in different situations
10s
Q5
When did this theory populate?
1920s-70s
1800s-1900s
1940s-50s
2000s-10s
10s

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