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Extrinsic motivation

Глоссарий терминов в методологии научной деятельности
    Motivation which comes from outside the learner.




Extrinsic, английский

Extrinsic allergic alveolitis, английский
    A condition in which the lungs are allergic to fungus and other allergens


Extrinsic event, английский
    An extrinsic event is a predefined occurrence that cannot be linked directly to changes in the wmi data model. therefore, wmi enables an event provider to define an event class that describes the event. eyeballs


Extrinsic factor, английский
  1. Внешний фактор

  2. A former term for vitamin b12, which is necessary for the production of red blood cells


Extrinsic factors, английский
    Literally, factors acting from outside. in ecology, physical and chemical features of the environment, and other organisms, are all extrinsic factors acting on an organism (see density factors).


Extrinsic fault, английский
    Дефект внедрения f


Extrinsic incubation period, английский

Extrinsic ligament, английский
    A ligament between the bones in a joint which is separate from the joint capsule


Extrinsic loss, английский
  1. Loss caused by imperfect alignment of fibers in a connector or splice such as lateral offset, angular misalignment, end separation, and end finish

  2. Splice losses arising from the splicing process itself.


Extrinsic muscle, английский
    A muscle which is some way away from the part of the body which it operates


Extrinsic novelty, английский
    Несущественная новизна (относительная новизна изобретения, определяемая чисто внешними признаками) f


Extrinsic rewards, английский
  1. Measurable recognition

  2. Measurable recognition work or actions where the motivating factors are material and are measured through monetary benefits, grades, prizes, and praise hrci.org hr certification institute


Extrinsic semiconductor, английский
  1. Примесный полупроводник

  2. The product of doping a pure semiconductor.


Extrinsic value, английский
    Внешняя (временная) стоимость. величина, на которую премия по опциону превышает его внутреннюю стоимость. фактически, это стоимостное выражение времени, остающегося до истечения опциона. временная составляющая снижается с приближением окончания срока дейс


Motivate, motovate, английский

Motivated, английский
    Заинтересованный


Motivated buyer, английский

Motivated lighting, source lighting, английский
    When the lighting appears to come from actual sources established in the scene or sequence, such as a window or desk lamp, you can increase audience allegiance and "artistic integrity." fantasy images? anything goes. quote: shadows falling toward a lit desk lamp are a sure sign of the novice or student. - eric somers


Motivated seller, английский

Motivation, английский
  1. N мотивация

  2. The explanation for why a certain action was chosen, e.g., ambition, curiosity, incentive, power.

  3. The willingness to expend effort in doing something.

  4. Inspiration for action

  5. Inspiration for action reasons or influences that lead to specific desired behavior such as commitment to a job or continuing efforts to achieve a goal

  6. This can have two different meanings. it can be something that inspires an action, or it can be the way to describe the driving factor for those who consistently dedicate their energies to self-improvement.


Intrinsic motivation, английский
    Motivation which comes from within the learner.


Instrumental motivation, английский
    Motivation which arises from the need to do something else with the language.