The Joints That Connect the Four Fingers with the Metacarpal

question 80

Multiple Choice

The joints that connect the four fingers with the metacarpal bones are

• A) condylar joints.
• B) saddle joints.
• C) pivot joints.
• D) hinge joints.
• E) condyloid joints.

Understand the concept and examples of the overjustification effect and how external rewards can diminish intrinsic motivation.

Grasp the principles of Maslow's hierarchy with a focus on understanding self-actualization as the apex of human needs.

Discriminate between intrinsic and extrinsic motivation, and their impact on behavior and personal satisfaction.

Analyze the role of delay of gratification in personal decision-making and its implications for goal-directed behaviors.

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