What Does the Rider Represent, According to the Switch Framework

question 10

Multiple Choice

What does the rider represent, according to the Switch framework?

• A) A person's desire to win, no matter what the cost
• B) A person's rational, analytical side
• C) A person's desire to be free and in control
• D) A person's motivation, which is often unconscious and driven by emotion
• E) The environment, including how easy the change is to do

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