Affectively Charged Motivation to Not Perform a Behaviour (I

question 8

Multiple Choice

Affectively charged motivation to not perform a behaviour (i.e., fear, aversion) tends to occur for behaviours that are

• A) Delayed in pleasure but have positive health outcomes
• B) Immediately pleasurable but have poor health consequences
• C) Immediately aversive but have positive health outcomes
• D) Immediately aversive but do not have any health consequences

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Definitions:

Expectations

The beliefs or assumptions about what should happen in the future regarding the performance or outcomes of a project.

Critical Path

The sequence of tasks that determines the minimum project duration; delaying any task on this path delays the whole project.

Project Duration

The total period from the start to the completion of a project.

Negative Total Float

The amount of time that needs to be saved on a project schedule to meet the deadline, indicating a project is behind schedule.