The airmen's proficiency school: An approach to the problem of adaptation and motivation in the Air Force.

Nolan, Carson Y.; Ratliff, Forrest R.; Richey, Harold W.

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“…Military Problem Since 1951 several reports and studies on the subject have been published by various military branches (1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)(7)(8)(9)(10)(11)(12)(13). Except for an article by Fink and Gray in 1953 (1), in which the effects of specific orientation procedures were evaluated, and a 1968 report by Bialek and McNeil (5), in which a scale of rewards for Army trainees was described, the publications were devoted to general reviews of motivation, and to broad recommendations for military instructors.…”

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Reinforcement management: An approach to motivating Army trainees.

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1969

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The objective of Basic Research 18, Reinforcement Management, was to examine the applicability and effectiveness of reinforcement (contingency) management as a means of motivating military trainees. This study, undertaken in the fourth quarter of FY 1967, was proposed by HumRRO after a number of civilian studies and empirical demonstrations suggested that this approach is useful in dealing with problems related to improving motivation and achievement.

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Reinforcement management: An approach to motivating Army trainees.

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1969

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The airmen's proficiency school: An approach to the problem of adaptation and motivation in the Air Force.

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Reinforcement management: An approach to motivating Army trainees.

Reinforcement management: An approach to motivating Army trainees.

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