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Which of the following are reasons why intrinsic motivation might be more advantageous than extrinsic motivation?

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Which of the following are reasons why intrinsic motivation might be more advantageous than extrinsic motivation?

(A) Intrinsic motivation might be more enduring since extrinsic motivations are usually temporary.
(B) Intrinsic motivations are easier and more convenient to provide.
(C) Intrinsic motivations are higher on Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, so we are motivated to meet them before extrinsic needs.
(D) Intrinsic motivations are more likely to be primary drives. Extrinsic motivations are secondary drives.
(E) Intrinsic motivations are more effective with a wider range of individuals.

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(A) Intrinsic motivation might be more enduring since extrinsic motivations are usually temporary.

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An intrinsically motivated person motivates himself or herself with internal rewards like satisfaction. Extrinsic motivators like money are usually temporary, and the individual may lose motivation for the task when the motivator stops or does not increase. Intrinsic motivations are not easier to provide. In fact, inspiring people to become intrinsically motivated may be more difficult. Intrinsic/extrinsic motivation does not relate to Maslow’s hierarchy or primary and secondary drives. Both types of motivation are effective with a wide range of individuals.

 
Posted : 22/02/2024 2:30 pm
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