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5 of 8 workflows, for certification and continuing education.

  1. attention-is-all-you-need.pdf

    PII redaction

    We propose a new simple network architecture, the Transformer, based solely on attention mechanisms, dispensing with recurrence and convolutions entirely.

    Ask: What does the model lose, and gain, by dropping recurrence? [Page 1]

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    Hear it read aloud at a pace you set, with every word lit as it is spoken.

    Start the reading you keep putting off

  2. How does motivation in Psychology relate to motivation in Management?

    Your psychology reading describes motivation as the wants or needs that direct behaviour toward a goal. Your management text builds on the same idea: a manager’s job is to understand those needs well enough to direct effort toward the organisation’s goals.

    • Psychology reading · p. 2
    • Management text · p. 247
    The answer comes from your document and cites the page it came from.

    Ask about a hard passage without leaving it

  3. Figure 2

    Explain this
    What it showsEach bar is one year of the trial. The rise is the effect the authors describe on page 6: it grows as the reward is withdrawn, not as it is increased.
    Charts, tables and diagrams, explained in place.

    Snip a figure and ask what it shows

  4. Idea 2 of 5

    What is the difference between Planning and Top-Level Planning?

    Planning is deciding in advance what to do. Top-level planning is the long-range kind done by senior management.

    You got the main idea.

    See what your sources say (2)

    Answer in your own words. A short note back says what your sources say.

    Check that you actually understood it

  5. Key ConceptsFlashcardsPractice problemsAudio Overview

    Chapter 4: Motivation at work

    Intrinsic motivation
    Drive that comes from the task itself. p. 112
    Crowding out
    When an outside reward weakens real interest. p. 118
    Study guides, flashcards and an audio overview drawn from the material you were given.

    Prepare from your own syllabus