Intrinsic Rewards

question 19

Multiple Choice

Intrinsic rewards:

• A) are the internal satisfaction a person receives by performing a particular action.
• B) are given by another person, typically a supervisor.
• C) include pay raises and promotions.
• D) are given to all people within an organization or a specific department.

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Definitions:

Perceiving Oneself

The process of becoming aware of and understanding one's own identity, characteristics, and feelings.

Helping Behaviour

Helping behavior is actions taken to assist others without expectation of reward, often motivated by empathy or moral values.

Attractiveness

Qualities or characteristics of a person or thing that evoke interest, desire, or pleasure in others.

Group Leaders

Individuals who guide, influence, and direct a group aiming to achieve common goals.