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    This was intentional in order to maintain the anonymity of the individual. By aggregating data up to a team of five individuals or greater, data variances were averaged to the team. As reward data was at the individual level, the aggregation of results prevented the ability to capture insights as to how reward receipt impacted individual employees. When data at the team level was not available due to a lack of survey respondents, results were aggregated even further. This was also a concern…

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    Performance related pay, also known as PRP, is a form of payment which correlates the amount in which an employee is paid with their performance such as the amount of work the employee has produced or the amount of progress they have achieved within a certain time frame. For example a call centre employee may not get a basic salary or if they do a very low one, but will then get a commission every time they sell a selected product. PRP can be used in the business environment for individuals, a…

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    Operant conditioning is like when your parents reward you for getting good grades. Maybe they give you a certain amount of money for every A, or they take you out to do something, they are encouraging you. You are getting good grades, because of the reward you are getting. When it comes to smoking, operant conditioning could help a lot. Setting good rewards for yourself, will give your mind something to look forward to. Putting this in terms of smoking…

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    should be made. The technique I would use would involve a behavioral chart and a weekly reward system. The chart would have the child’s name. The chart would use the colors Green, Yellow and Red. The Green would stand for good behavior, Yellow for needs improvement and Red for Unpleasant. The child would then have to maintain their behavior on green all day in order to receive a reward at the end of the day. The reward would be based off the teacher’s preference. I believe this technique will…

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    is adaptive based on our experiences. Learning is the ability by which we achieve goals and dreams. It affects us and the people around us, allows us to develop personally, lets us live a better quality of life, and leads us to opportunities and rewards. Most of learning can be encompassed by classical and operant conditioning (Lilienfeld, 2014). Classical conditioning occurs when a neutral stimulus produces a conditioned response when paired with an unconditioned stimulus. It involves an…

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    However, when he is in a small group with some of his classmates, my student tends to be distracted and get almost none of his work done. The point system that my teacher uses really works on my student because when he receives good behavior points it motivates him to keep on what he is doing and when he hears the sound of him losing points it acts a form of classical conditioning because he immediately…

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    Define Meritocracy

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    Schweingruber defined meritocracy as a social system where success is earned. The more effort you exert, the more you are rewarded from your actions. While this is a factor that could influence one to reach their goals, it is not the only path to success. Dr. Shweingruber identified a few traditional ways that one may reach success which included having good moral, a can-do attitude, and determination. The combination of these enabled me to reward myself just recently. One specific experience…

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    Video games have come along way since I was in school. Many video games that I remember were highly entertaining and hardly had an educational aspect to it. What I have been noticing is that many video games today are very much taking an educational aspect to it. Companies are deliberately creating video games for students that actually help them reach their full potential in school. I find this very benefiting as many students today and in the future will grow up in an age were technology will…

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    Their motivational drive is excellence rather than fame. Logically, organizations want to retain these high performing employees who are assets. Based on the article, in order to retain them, there has to be a combination of intrinsic and extrinsic rewards. In my previous job, one of my coworkers was an invisible, however, the president did not understand how to motivate her and thought money was the only way. As a result, the company lost a valuable asset. Overall, knowing how to successfully…

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    Civility in America- Teaching Appropriate Behavior to Students Introduction Poor behavior of students not only affects their learning, but it affects the learning ability of other students in the classroom. Everyone should learn the appropriate way to behave in different social situations and environments. In order to understand what appropriate behavior is expected, we need to understand what behaviorism is. Behaviorism is a school of psychology that states that in order to understand human…

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