1. Self-Determination, Incentives and the Crowding Out Effect
Second, because Fehr and Gãchter (2002), even if they stress the differences between their own experiments and those made in social psychology in terms of interpretation of the crowding out effect, writes that "as our experiments suggest, explicit incentives may interact in important ways with inequity aversion, bounded rationality and reciprocity motives" (p. 3, our emphasis). ... Section 2 surveys the different psychological theories that point out the detrimental effects of extrinsic motivation(s) on intrinsic motivation. ... Section 6 gives some concluding remarks. 2. ... T...
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