According to the Over Justification Hypothesis, Giving People Extrinsic Rewards

question 572

Multiple Choice

According to the over justification hypothesis, giving people extrinsic rewards to perform activities that they intrinsically enjoy may ___________

• A)increase the enjoyment of performing the task
• B)reduce intrinsic motivation
• C)reduce the homeostatic motivation
• D)create an incentive

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Definitions:

Forbearance

The voluntary delay or suspension of an action, such as the enforcement of a debt obligation by a creditor.

Release

The act of freeing someone from obligation, restriction, or duty, or the act of making software, music, film, etc., available for the public.

Promissory Estoppel

A legal principle that prevents a party from withdrawing a promise made to another party if the latter has reasonably relied on that promise to their detriment.

Software Power

The capability and effectiveness of software in performing its intended functions and tasks efficiently.