ISHN[removed]Why Do You Do What You Do? Internally-Motivated vs. Externally-Motivated Safety Behavior is motivated by its consequences, as B.F. Skinner taught us with the well known phrase “selection by consequence.” - Cognitive evaluation theory - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	ISHN[removed]Why Do You Do What You Do? Internally-Motivated vs. Externally-Motivated Safety Behavior is motivated by its consequences, as B.F. Skinner taught us with the well known phrase “selection by consequence.” Add to Reading List Document Date: 2011-12-09 10:45:52 Open Document File Size: 29,88 KB Share Result on Facebook City Leading People / / Company Coastal / Safety Performance Solutions / / IndustryTerm police car / certain safety equipment / 67item assessment device / assessment device / / MusicGroup Partner / Ph.D. / / Organization Virginia Tech / / Person E. Scott Geller / / / Position Professor / work supervisor / Senior Partner / supervisor / representative / / URL www.people-based-safety.com / / SocialTag Cognition Experimental psychology Human behavior Ethology Labeling theory Self-determination theory Cognitive evaluation theory Behavior Mind Motivation

ISHN[removed]Why Do You Do What You Do? Internally-Motivated vs. Externally-Motivated Safety Behavior is motivated by its consequences, as B.F. Skinner taught us with the well known phrase “selection by consequence.”Add to Reading List