Chapter 4 "Make it Motivating" Flashcards

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The more you think you need power to influence others motivation…..

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the less likely you are to do it well.

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2
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Motivation is:

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the art of getting people to do what you want them to do because they want to do it.

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3
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A False Dichotomy happens when you think:

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You must put up with the current problem or motivate the people to change through power and threats

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4
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Motivations is about?

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Expectations, Information, and Communication

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5
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A simple truism of motivation is:

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1 - People are always motivated.
2 - Motivation is brain driven
3 - Motivation is influenced by a nearly infinite number of sources from both within and without

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6
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The expected sum total of the “consequences bundle” drives what?

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Behavior

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7
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Three approaches to avoid when trying to motivate someones behavior is:

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Charisma, Power and Perks

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8
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Raw Power rarely moves what?

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Hearts and Minds

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9
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How are heart and minds changed?

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Through expanded understanding and new realizations

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10
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What is the first tool routinely used to motivate others?

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Power

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11
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The Cost of using Power/Force is?

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  • Kills Relationships
  • Motivates Resistance
  • Doesn’t Last
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12
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Special rewards should be reserved for?

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Special Performance

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13
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What are some types of natural consequences?

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  • Making the Invisible Visible
  • Link to Existing Values
  • Connect Short-Term Benefits w/ Long-Term Pain
  • Place the focus on Long-Term Benefits
  • Introduce the Hidden Victims
  • Hold up a Mirror
  • Stay in the Conversation
  • Don’t turn Consequences into Threats
  • Listen to others View of Natural Consequences
  • Stop when you reach Compliance
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14
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When people are unaware of Natural Consequences, when are some opportunities to show them?

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  • When your teaching
  • When your jointly exploring
  • When Priorities Differ
  • When Others Resist
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15
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When using discipline:

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  • Know the Mechanics
  • Partner w/ people in Authority
  • Be Appropriately Somber
  • Explain the Next Step
  • Be Consistent
  • Dont back off under pressure
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16
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Discipline isn’t something you impose with a sense of ______.

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pleasure.

17
Q

When people behave badly over a long period of time we have done 2 things:

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  • Avoided accountability discussions

- Created work arounds that enabled other to continue doing what they’re doing, unaware, and guilt free.

18
Q

What should be done when wrapping up a conversation regarding motivation?

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Make a plan and set a follow up time.