According to Self-Determination Theory, What Is the Difference Between Integrated

question 15

Multiple Choice

According to self-determination theory, what is the difference between integrated regulation and external regulation?

• A) integrated regulation involves intrinsic motivation, whereas external regulation involves extrinsic motivation.
• B) integrated regulation involves extrinsic motivation, whereas external regulation involves intrinsic motivation.
• C) integrated regulation involves motivation controlled by external rewards and punishments, whereas external regulation involves engaging in an activity because it is consistent with one's own values.
• D) integrated regulation involves engaging in an activity because it is consistent with one's own values, whereas external regulation involves motivation controlled by external rewards and punishments.

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