E01 - The Reward Debate

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Rethinking Rewards: The Psychology of Incentives, Reinforcers, and Money

Erik Bijleveld

4 episodes

6 days ago

In Rethinking Rewards, psychologist and academic Erik Bijleveld (Radboud University) explores the complex and often controversial role of rewards in shaping human behavior. Drawing on insights from psychology, management science, economics, and anthropology, this four-part podcast examines how incentives influence our behavior—and why experts and lay people often disagree whether rewards do harm or good. Designed for students, alumni, and curious minds alike, Rethinking Reward invites you to learn about what motivates us, and why it matters.

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E01 - The Reward Debate

Rethinking Rewards: The Psychology of Incentives, Reinforcers, and Money

14 minutes 32 seconds

1 month ago

E01 - The Reward Debate

In this first episode, Erik talks about why there is so much controversy about when and how to use rewards.

(00:00) Introduction

(01:54) Different types of rewards

(03:56) Defining key concepts

(05:27) Introducing the debate on rewards

(06:35) The role of humanism

(08:43) Anti-reward influencers

(13:20) Wrap-up

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