What are the three critical factors that make reinforcement successful?Group of answer choicesIndustriousness, Grit, ControlAutonomy, Relatedness, MasteryMarketing, Beauty, UtilityDuration, Cost, TimeImmediacy, Contingency, Value

In ________ reinforcement, the person or animal is not reinforced every time a desired behavior is performed.Group of answer choicescontinuouspartialprimarysecondary

Positive reinforcement occurs when something that an individual wants is _____ in an effort to increase a behavior.Multiple choice question.not available, no matter whattaken away from that individualalways available, regardless of what the individual doespresented to that individual

Which two ideas form the foundation for the reinforcement perspective? (Choose every correct answer)Multiple select question.Job enlargementOperant conditioningLaw of effectOrganizational justice

Two primary characteristics of goals that enhance their motivating potential are __________.specificity and difficultysatisfaction and recognitioncommitment and payoffclarity and value

According to the expectancy theory, motivation is high when peopleMultiple Choicebelieve that high levels of effort lead to high performance and, ultimately, to the attainment of the desired goals.perceive that they can satisfy their need for affiliation and need for achievement with minimum effort.have their most basic physiological and safety needs met.are given specific and challenging goals that help them focus their inputs in the right direction.learn to perform behaviors that lead to desired consequences and learn not to perform behaviors that lead to undesired consequences.