Behaviors That Are Performed for Their Own Sake Are Said

question 40

Short Answer

Behaviors that are performed for their own sake are said to be _________ motivated; behaviors that are performed in order to achieve some additional incentive are said to be _________ motivated.

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Definitions:

Phonemes

The least sound component in a language capable of distinguishing one word from another.

Visual Acuity

The clarity or sharpness of vision, which is a measure of the eye's ability to distinguish details and shapes.

Specialized Functions

A term referring to specific tasks or roles performed by parts of an organism, system, or device designed for particular purposes.

Proximal Care

Nurturing practices that involve close physical and emotional contact between caregivers and infants.