... behavior pollution environment intrinsic motivation G30 G32 G38 G41 Q53 Q54 The vast expansion of economic activity beginning with the industrial revolution has had a detrimental effect on the environment. In recent years, it is becoming increasingly clear that pollution imposes costly...

... digital feedback and digital representations of self and others in digital games. self-determination theory intrinsic motivation competition well-being supportive design METUX model user experience Broadly, competition involves comparing one’s performance against one or more others’ and striving...

... of these theories is fully supported by the meta-analysis findings, highlighting the need for an integration of neurobiological, cognitive process, and life-span-motivational perspectives. Cognitive control Episodic memory Extrinsic motivation Intrinsic motivation Socioemotional selectivity Canada Research...

... and aesthetic ( Bormann and Greitemeyer, 2015 ). Thus, it is hypothesized: Studies of gamification in health contexts generally return positive behavioral outcomes ( Hamari et al., 2014 ), with the argument that gamification supports maintained behavior change through intrinsically motivating gameplay...

... information, and facial expressions of emotion are perceived as diagnostic, how do they inform us regarding the nature of another person’s motivation? Previous literature suggests that intrinsic motivation arises from basic psychological needs for competence, autonomy, and relatedness, which are principal...

... those activities. This occurs because measurement can undermine intrinsic motivation. By drawing attention to output, measurement can make enjoyable activities feel more like work, which reduces their enjoyment. As a result, measurement can decrease continued engagement in the activity and subjective...

... email: [email protected] 2015 Abstract The purpose of this study is to explore whether research productivity is correlated with extrinsic and intrinsic motivation. Even though research productivity and motivation have been analyzed in the economics of science literature, the relationship...

... explanations of the unexplained processes within each theory [ 12 ]. For instance, Chatzisarantis et al. [ 15 ] demonstrated that perceived control to engage in health behavior was based on the influence of intrinsic or extrinsic motives. Additionally, intrinsic motivation has been shown to mediate...

..., a specific category was created for non-respondents and specified as an active modality in the MCA. For the corresponding modality, we imputed the value 0 when its coordinate on the first axis was negative and 1 when it was positive indicating, respectively, a low or high level of intrinsic motivation...

..., indicating the dissociation between the vmPFC and striatal activation pattern. These findings suggest that the vmPFC plays a unique and critical role in the facilitative effects of self-determined choice on performance. autonomy intrinsic motivation orbitofrontal cortex striatum value representation...

... (NAFLD) to undergo lifestyle changes. The aim of this study is to examine whether ‘Donations for Decreased alanine aminotransferase (ALT)’ (D4D) prosocial behavior incentive can serve as an effective intrinsic motivational factor in comparison with conventional dietary and exercise intervention alone...

... of volitional, agentic behavior on the same task but either for a self-determined and intrinsically motivated reason or for a non-self-determined and extrinsically motivated reason. Results showed that the anterior insular cortex (AIC), known to be related to the sense of agency, was more activated during self...

...’ views on technical and social aspects of home dialysis. Issues highlighted included the preparation for home systems and the role of intrinsic motivation to change regimens and practice. A number of conclusions are drawn from the discussion, highlighting the role of patient beliefs about conducting...

...) Education 11.89 years (1.81) 12.04 years (1.84) Length of illness 13.98 years (10.01) 13.86 years (10.08) Age of onset 23.91 years (8.94) 24.17 years (8.79) Psychosocial functioning a 8.26 (3.55) 8.39 (3.67) Intrinsic motivation 8.48 (4.06) 8.65 (4.07) Neurocognition (summed...

... literature that emphasizes the non-contractible nature of output, and contrast it with the implications derived from work emphasizing the role of pro-social motivation. (JEL codes: H11, J32, J45, L31, L33) donated labour intrinsic motivation power of incentives provision of social services While...

... extensively tested constructs from TAM in the tradition of Social Cognitive Theory, which has traditionally used measures of self-efficacy and outcome expectations as predictors of performance. Does the computer interaction style affect intrinsic motivation and ease of use perceptions? Does prior exposure...

...; intrinsic motivation with positive emotions; an organizational control system based on entrepreneurial self-organization, self-management, and peer regulation; an organizational identity that (a) fosters a longer-term perspective and (b) widens the firm’s scope; and ecosystem creation. While much...

... by self-determination theory, a new branch in economics evolved called behavioral economics. Especially by evidencing the negative effect of “pay-for-performance” on intrinsic motivation, called the “crowding-out” or “overjustification” effect, it challenges the economic paradigm of the relative price...

... psychological needs in SDT causality orientations intrinsic motivation social contexts in SDT extrinsic motivation identified regulation integrated regulation introjection autonomy orientation extrinsic life goals goals intrinsic life goals autonomy controlling climates autonomy supportive climates...

... gaps; (2) curiosity as a source of intrinsic motivation that fosters learning and exploring for their own sakes; and (3) curiosity as a stable motivational difference between people that leads to differences in knowledge, goals, achievement, and experience. The scope...