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|aThe power to overcome failure|h[[videorecording]]
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|aMotivation, the power to overcome failure
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|aPrinceton, N.J : |bFilms for the Humanities & Sciences : |bFilms Media Group [distributor], |cc2006
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|a1 streaming video file (46 min.) : |b1.2 Mbps WMV file, sd., col
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|aA motivated mind
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|aTitle from FMG playlist
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|aFMG on demand
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|aAvailable to the subscribers only
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|aWhen a child is promised some kind of prize-such as candy, a toy, or money-for completing a task successfully, his or her drive to succeed often surges. But what effect does such carrot-dangling have on long-term motivation and progress? This program explores the relationship between rewards and human development, contrasting performance goals with learning goals. Simple observational experiments with babies, toddlers, and elementary- and middle-school students demonstrate that immediate gratification often leads to lower motivation and skill development-while focusing on the learning process and its more subtle rewards creates better academic results."--Website
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|aMode of access: World Wide Web
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|aSystem requirements: Windows Media or Quicktime software
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|aMotivation in education
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|aMotivation (Psychology)
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|aFailure (Psychology)
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