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"Basically what the video says, if you have a like a mechanical or physical task or an algorithmic test, like something that is clear cut is this step, this step, this step, do this and then the reward and then you have incremental rewards to get. You get this based on if you do more of this then that works as motivation. But anytime a task becomes like cognitive or creative or something, you have to think more about things."
"Basically what the video says, if you have a like a mechanical or physical task or an algorithmic test, like something that is clear cut is this step, this step, this step, do this and then the reward and then you have incremental rewards to get. You get this based on if you do more of this then that works as motivation. But anytime a task becomes like cognitive or creative or something, you have to think more about things."
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"Basically what the video says, if you have a like a mechanical or physical task or an algorithmic test, like something that is clear cut is this step, this step, this step, do this and then the reward and then you have incremental rewards to get. You get this based on if you do more of this then that works as motivation. But anytime a task becomes like cognitive or creative or something, you have to think more about things."
"Basically what the video says, if you have a like a mechanical or physical task or an algorithmic test, like something that is clear cut is this step, this step, this step, do this and then the reward and then you have incremental rewards to get. You get this based on if you do more of this then that works as motivation. But anytime a task becomes like cognitive or creative or something, you have to think more about things."