Yerkes-Dodson Law
A concept in psychology that describes the relationship between the level of motivation and a person’s performance. It indicates the existence of an optimal point of motivation that ensures maximum performance, while working capacity is lower (less optimal) at other points. The law says: the best results are achieved with an average intensity of motivation. There is a certain limit beyond which its further increase only leads to a deterioration in results.
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