Module 2 Lecture for SUNY Buffalo in Kuwait

1. ContingencyManagement.weebly.com

5. Self Determination & Motivation
Relatedness
Competence
Autonomy

6. Relatedness
Feeling connected to
others and having a
sense of belonging to
a community.

7. Competence
Ability to demonstrate one’s
capacity for success when faced
with a challenge or opportunity.

8. Shapes a person’s willingness to
actively engage and persist in
different behaviors.
Competence

9. Autonomy
Independence or Freedom

10. Autonomy
Independence or Freedom
The more autonomous
a person believes their behavior
to be the greater the personal
satisfaction and enjoyment from
engaging in that behavior.

11. CHOICE

12. CHOICE

13. THE ILLUSION OF CHOICE

14. CHOICE

15. CHOICE

16. CHOICE

17. CHOICE

18. CHOICE

19. ∞

21. How would you feel in this space?

22. How would you feel in this space?

23. How would you feel in this space?

24. Organized & Relevant

25. High Ceilings
Ceiling height
is ranked
among top 3
architectural
details that
influence
psychological
well being.

26. Hanging from the Ceiling
Reduces
perception of
ceiling height.
Reduces
personal space.

27. Colors with a Blue Hue
• A controlled color vocabulary is essential in
creating a sense of place
• Low screeners perform better in blue work
spaces
• Feelings of emotional control are stronger in
monochromatic spaces than in vibrant colorful
spaces
• Mean blood pressure readings 9% lower than
white classroom

28. Cohesive Color Palette

29. Color: Red Hue
People in red work spaces report
more feelings of dysphoria than
those in blue work space.

30. Color: Red Hue
More confusion and
tension reported
Lower performance for
low screeners

31. Anger
Violence
Fear
Students associated

32. Integrity
Safety
Success
Students associated

33. Well-Lit
Dimly-Lit

34. …an inexpensive alternative
Dimmer Switches

35. Visual Access

36. • Increase cognitive control
• Reduce hostility,
aggression, and violence
• Assist in Recovery from
Mental Fatigue
Brief Interactions with Nature

40. Natural Materials: Furniture

42. Privacy

43. Place to recover when one
becomes overstimulated

45. Flexible and Comfortable

46. Fabrics to Reduce Noise

47. Avoid Sharp Edges…

48. …the classroom becomes a dynamic
and interactive work environment.

49. Technology in Students’ Hands
Empowers students to feel more in control.