Providing an External Reward for a Behavior That Is Already

question 132

Multiple Choice

Providing an external reward for a behavior that is already intrinsically motivated may result in a

• A) sense of irritation.
• B) refusal to accept rewards of any kind.
• C) slower rate of learning.
• D) reduction in the rewarded behavior.
• E) new locus of control.

Recognize the ethical guidelines and principles governing consent forms and voluntary participation.

Understand the differences and similarities between transformational and charismatic leadership.

Identify the importance of personal identification in leadership theories.

Recognize the role of leader, follower, and situational characteristics in charismatic leadership.

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