This is a really interesting study showing monetary incentives don't actually work the way "we" ( economists/psychologists and sociologists anyway
)usually assume all the time.When the tasks are rote mechanical tasks the more you pay the better the results; When the tasks involve creativity and
cognitive skills the results don't play out the same ... Just interesting and nicely presented
edit on 30-3-2011 by 46ACE because: (no reason given)
So basically, when we feel like doing something, we do it. But if there is a risk that someone else will get a better thing than us, we don't really
feel like doing that...
That is definitely psychology 101.
Entertaining video by the way. Sat through the whole ~11 minutes