Research on the Use of Rewards to Facilitate Learning Conducted

question 87

Multiple Choice

Research on the use of rewards to facilitate learning conducted by Eisenberger & Cameron (1996) and Selerta and colleagues (2008) indicates that ________.

• A) linking rewards to learning reduces intrinsic motivation but not creativity
• B) linking rewards to learning does not compromise either intrinsic motivation or creativity
• C) linking rewards to learning reduces creativity but not intrinsic motivation
• D) even when used properly, linking rewards to learning actually reduces intrinsic motivation and creativity

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