As Self-Perception Theory Implies,the Overjustification Effect Can Be Avoided Because

question 90

Multiple Choice

As self-perception theory implies,the overjustification effect can be avoided because ________ reward does not diminish intrinsic interest in an action,since people can still attribute the action to their own motivation.

• A)an uninformative
• B)an unanticipated
• C)a social
• D)an excessive

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Definitions:

Culture Of Poverty

A concept suggesting that poverty creates a distinct set of values, behaviors, and norms which perpetuate the condition across generations.

Blaming The Victim

A perspective that holds individuals responsible for the negative conditions in which they live.

Classist Thinking

The belief or attitude that people from certain social or economic classes are superior or inferior to others, often leading to discrimination and social divide.

Capitalist Ideology

A set of beliefs and values that supports and promotes the principles of capitalism, including private property, free markets, competition, and profit maximization.