The Pursuit of an Activity for Its Own Sake Is

question 142

Multiple Choice

The pursuit of an activity for its own sake is called:

• A) intrinsic motivation.
• B) biological drives.
• C) performance goals.
• D) the need for affirmation.

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Definitions:

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Refers to a group of Native American peoples speaking Algonquian languages and originally living in the North Eastern region of North America.

Mercantilism

An economic theory and practice prevalent in Europe during the 16th to 18th centuries, centered on building a nation's wealth by maximizing exports and minimizing imports.

Articles of Capitulation

Documents that outline the terms and conditions under which a military force surrenders, typically agreed upon by conflicting parties during a conflict.

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