According to the Overjustification Effect, Performance on a Task May

question 81

Multiple Choice

According to the overjustification effect, performance on a task may be improved by:

• A) yelling at someone until they complete the task.
• B) setting performance goals, and rewarding for good performance.
• C) appealing to a person's ideal self.
• D) giving many rewards for completing the task.

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Definitions:

Hole Basis Fit System

A system for fitting where the size of the hole is kept constant and the size of the shaft is varied to obtain different types of fits.

Basic Size

The theoretical or nominal size from which limits of size are determined in machining or manufacturing a piece, serving as a reference for tolerances.

Loose Running Fit

A type of mechanical fit where components can move or rotate freely within each other, used for applications requiring minimal resistance.

Basic Diameter

The theoretical exact diameter of a cylindrical or conical feature as defined in a technical drawing, without any tolerances.