Incentives may be tangible, for example gifts or awards or intangible, for example, supportive or educational relationships.
In line with this prediction, no reduction of intrinsic motivation is found if the reward is not tangible, for example, if it comprises verbal praise, and if it is unexpected (Cameron & Pierce, 1994; Deci et al., 1999).
But also, "people are more concerned about privacy online when there are tangible consequences, for example the rise in identity theft and online fraud".
And it has become the premier model for results-driven aid; financing for projects is supplied incrementally, as programs show tangible progress — for example, in the number of AIDS-treating drugs dispensed.
Mr. Obama's trip is an attempt to reboot or refocus the relationship away from these disputes and de-emphasize the tangible goodies (for example, contracts) that politicians call "deliverables".
For example: Organisations have Knowledge Assets that are Tacit (in the heads/experience of employees), or are Tangible (e.g. external documents) which can be placed in an Information/Database. To make use of Tacit Knowledge it should be given a Tangible form, for example, through interactions (synchronous and asynchronous) between employees and knowledge experts.
45 Tangible investment (for example, qualifications) or intangible (self esteem, critical thinking abilities, internal locus of control).
By comparison, the use of tangible data (for example sales, waste, absenteeism) was evident predominantly in the evaluation of managers.
Most non-Western cultures tend to perceive illness in a much broader and far less tangible manner — for example, some Africans may perceive health and disease as separate entities, influenced by external forces such as witchcraft, revenge or other social causes [ 59].
The report sought to quantify tangible losses, including the amount of office space destroyed and the number of jobs lost, as well as less tangible ones -- for example, the effect that post-Sept.
If, however, said tweets end up having a tangible positive effect – for example when the energy company Trafigura abandoned its injunction partly as a result of the information becoming common knowledge online – the Twittersphere proudly takes a bow.
