When Rewards Are Given for Behavior That Was Previously Intrinsically

question 36

Multiple Choice

When rewards are given for behavior that was previously intrinsically motivated, all of the following are true EXCEPT:

• A) intrinsic motivation can be undermined
• B) intrinsic motivation is unaffected
• C) the person's sense of autonomy may be reduced
• D) extrinsic motivation increases

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Definitions:

Orientalism

A concept that describes the West's patronizing perceptions and depictions of Middle Eastern, Asian, and North African societies, often stereotypical and rooted in colonial attitudes.

Hegemony

A concept in political and sociological theory referring to the dominance of one group over others, often exercised through cultural and ideological means rather than by sheer force.

Post-structuralism

An intellectual movement criticizing the assumptions and methodologies of structuralism, emphasizing the instability of meaning and the complexities of power relations.

Abnormalizing

The process of labeling or treating certain behaviors, individuals, or groups as deviant from societal norms.