Chapter 14: Applied Psychology Flashcards
Amotivation, Extrinsic Motivation, Intrinsic Motivation
amotivation - absolutely not motivated/slacking off
extrinsic motivation - controlled (incentive) and autonomous (an optional reward for employees)
intrinsic motivation - ideal employee, needs no incentive
Worker Efficiency and Hawthorne Effect
watches productivity while being monitored; keeping up the pace of being watched leads to burnout
long-term, employees who feel trusted and comfortable are more productive and motivated.
Job Strain
increase in workload, decrease in autonomy
Job Burnout
fatigue, hostility, undervaluation
Consumer Psychology - Pricing
shifting in numbers to make pricing look desirable, decoy pricing, and mark-downs to encourage notion of getting a good deal
Consumer Psychology - Shopping Experience
in-person shopping is fabricated by colour schemes, calm music, good store layouts etc
Four Human Factors
occupational safety, ergonomics, civic architecture, driver safety
Sports and Educational Psychology
classroom climates, teacher-student relationships, special needs assessments, guidance counselling