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suggested | suggested edit on Why do higher incentives lead to lower performance for non-rudimentary tasks? |
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suggested | suggested edit on How is motivation influenced by chance of reward? |
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Why do higher incentives lead to lower performance for non-rudimentary tasks? So, could it then be that the criteria for getting the incentives for non-rudimentary tasks in these experiments were too narrow to enable thinking outside the box? I believe that there is a huge difference between saying that one should solve a customer's problem by utilizing tool X, compared to just saying that one should solve a customer's problem in a way that is maintainable, practical, long-term, etc. The latter way, enables thinking outside the box, while the first one might enable more clear evaluation of success. |
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Why do higher incentives lead to lower performance for non-rudimentary tasks? added 57 characters in body |
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How is motivation influenced by chance of reward? edited tags |
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How is it that taking a break from a problem sometimes allows you to figure out the answer? added 1 characters in body |
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answered | How is it that taking a break from a problem sometimes allows you to figure out the answer? |
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accepted | What is a good book for studying incentives? |
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